- Submitting an Appraisal
- Submitting an Appraisal
- Use the
- Auto Insurance Claim for
- Name
- (
- number
- )
- page to perform activities on the claim.
- You have completed the
- Submitting an Appraisal
- topic.
- You must declare when your examination is complete.
- Close the
- Milestones
- pane to view the available activities.
- Next, create the cost estimates.
- Add your cost estimates.
- Attach your appraisal report and declare the appraisal complete.
- In this example, the file has been selected for you.
- Finally, submit your appraisal.
- Use the
- Examine Damage for Claim Number:
- number
- dialog box to document the damage to the claimant's vehicle.
- Complete the fields as necessary, documenting the damage to the vehicle. In this example, the fields have been completed for you.
- The
- Completion Date
- field populates once the
- Examination Complete
- field is checked.
- Use the
- Create cost estimates for Claim Number:
- number
- dialog box to document the estimated costs.
- Complete the fields as necessary. In this example, the fields have been completed for you.
- Add all remaining cost estimates. In this example, estimates have been added for you.
- Use the
- Upload File
- dialog box to attach your appraisal to the claim.
- The
- Completion Date
- field populates once the
- Appraisal Complete
- field is checked.
- Use the
- Submit Appraisal for Claim Number:
- number
- dialog box to document your comments for the appraisal.
- The
- Completed
- pane shows that you have completed the Examine Damage, Create Cost Estimates, and Submit Appraisal activities.
- Use the
- Appraisal
- tab to see the documented damage and cost estimates.
- As the claim moves through the process, the
- Status
- field is updated.
- Examining damage
- Original Path
- Creating cost estimates
- Submitting an appraisal
- Examine Damage
- vertical
- Examination Complete
- vertical
- Submit
- Collapse
- Create Cost Estimates
- Add
- Cost Category
- Labor
- Description
- Description
- Cost
- Cost
- vertical
- Settings
- Upload File
- OK
- Appraisal Complete
- vertical
- Submit
- Submit Appraisal
- Comments
- Comments
- Submit
- Appraisal
- The case manager assigns you, the field adjuster, to a claim. You determine if you must physically examine the damage, then you document the damages, create cost estimates, and submit an appraisal.
- In this topic, you document the damage, create cost estimates, and submit an appraisal.