PacketUpload · Auto Collision Repair

Close claims at the right number. In one shift. Not three days.

The supplement, the photos, the OEM procedures, the pre- and post-scan — reconciled into one evidence-matched view inside Guidewire, Duck Creek, or Majesco. DRP-enforced at intake. NICB-aligned fraud signals surfaced before payment. CCC ONE, Audatex/Solera, and Mitchell-native.

Built for claims VPs and DRP managers who refuse to lose another week to supplement ping-pong.

1.5+
Average supplements per collision claim in the CCC network — every round-trip adds cycle days, rental cost, and customer friction.
Source: CCC Crash Course (annual)
$5,000+
Average collision loss severity in the US, rising every year with mix shift toward ADAS-equipped vehicles and structural aluminum components.
Source: Insurance Information Institute — Auto
14+ days
Repair cycle time — and Length of Rental has climbed with it, converting supplement delays directly into loss-adjustment expense and CSAT erosion.
Source: Enterprise Length of Rental Report
10%
Estimated share of US P&C insurance claims with some element of fraud — material misrepresentation, inflated damage, or opportunism.
Source: Coalition Against Insurance Fraud

Your claims cycle is losing to the back-and-forth.

The average US collision claim now carries 1.5+ supplements and a two-week cycle — while shops translate between CCC / Audatex / Mitchell and adjusters toggle estimate, photos, OEM procedure, and invoice across four tabs. Betterment, phantom labor, reused photos, and double-billed ADAS calibrations all hide in the seams.

CCC Crash Course

The 14-day claim cycle is the silent killer

Supplement round-trips have climbed every year since 2019. LoR and cycle time move with them.

14+ days
Four-tab workflow

Estimate, photos, and OEM procedure never meet

CCC ONE, Audatex EZPhoto, OEM1Stop, DocuSign P-page. Decisions on pattern recognition, not evidence.

4+ tabs
Fraud signal latency

Reused photo hashes sit inside clean-looking paperwork

Duplicate VINs, phantom calibrations, mis-applied betterment — signals no one has time to see.

1.5+ supps
DRP rulebook drift

Every carrier’s DRP is a different wiki

Photo angles, OEM attestations, LKQ floors, pre/post-scan — rules live outside the workflow.

10+ carriers

Every line item, every photo, every procedure — one reconciled view.

The estimate, the supplements, the P-page interpretations, the shop and adjuster photos, the OEM position statements, the pre-scan and post-scan reports, the final invoice — parsed, aligned, and presented as a single reconciled record. Your adjusters adjust. We handle the reconciliation, the evidence linking, and the fraud triage. Low-confidence extractions route to your adjuster with reason codes — the final call stays with your team.

01

One reconciled view across CCC, Audatex, Mitchell

Estimate, supplements, P-page interpretations, photos, OEM procedures, and invoice — parsed from whichever estimating system wrote them and presented side-by-side. Keyboard-first adjuster UI designed for speed.

02

Line-by-line evidence match

Every labor op, every part, every procedure linked to the photo or scan that proves it was necessary. R&I vs. R&R logic encoded. Blend vs. full refinish reconciled. ADAS calibration evidence verified against the OEM position statement.

03

NICB-aligned fraud signal detection

Reused photo hash detection (perceptual). VIN / license plate cross-claim lookup. Implausible labor times against SCRS BOT. Betterment flags per state UTPA. The signals SIU teams look for, surfaced without making your adjusters investigators.

04

DRP enforcement at intake, not at audit

Photo standards, OEM attestation, LKQ utilization, pre-/post-scan mandates, allowable operations per your program — encoded and enforced the moment the shop submits. Non-conforming submissions bounce with specific feedback, not generic rejections.

What a DRP rejection reads like before the supplement clears.

Three documentation gaps between pre-scan and post-repair. These are the kinds of redlines PacketUpload catches before the estimator sends the supplement — not after the carrier sends it back.

DRP rejection · CL-26-01-8841
Select Service · Received 01.14.26 · 11:32
REJECTED
01
Pre-repair scan missing DTC readout
OEM scan submitted. Pre-scan DTC list absent from the package. Carrier cannot validate the ADAS calibration requirement under the DEG inquiry ruling.
DEG 11328 · CCC Pathways
02
LF fender R&I vs replace unjustified
Labor charged as replace. No photo above the clip-line shows structural distortion. Line item will be reduced to R&I on the re-work review.
I-CAR RF06
03
Post-repair ADAS calibration evidence missing
Forward radar flagged in the pre-scan. No calibration certificate uploaded. Carrier will decline the supplement and the customer delivery holds.
OE Procedure · Audatex §G.4

From FNOL to pay-right — one reconciled claim.

PacketUpload reads the same packet your adjuster does, cross-references it against your DRP rules, and hands them a one-screen approve / deny / clarify decision.

Today Four Tabs and a Prayer

  1. Estimate arrives in CCC / Audatex / Mitchell. Adjuster opens the native tool. Shop photos are in a different platform. P-page interpretation sits in email. OEM position statement is a link on OEM1Stop.
  2. Supplement round 1 hits. Labor op added. Pre-scan / post-scan invoice attached. Adjuster pauses the file, opens the OEM procedure PDF in another tab, tries to reconcile the calibration against the position statement.
  3. Photos don’t match line items. Shop sent 22 photos. Adjuster can’t tell which photo justifies the rocker panel R&R. Round-trip request for “better photos” kicks the claim back to the shop.

With PacketUpload One View

  1. Everything lands in one reconciled view. Estimate, P-page supplement, shop photos, adjuster photos, OEM procedure, pre-scan, post-scan, invoice — parsed from CCC, Audatex, Mitchell, or direct upload and presented side-by-side.
  2. Line items auto-linked to evidence. Every op, part, and procedure linked to the specific photo, scan, or OEM procedure that justifies it. R&I vs. R&R logic encoded. Blend-to-refinish ratio sanity-checked.
  3. DRP rules enforced at submission. Photo angles, LKQ floor, pre-/post-scan mandate, OEM attestation. Shops see compliance feedback the moment they submit — not three days later in an email.

Runs inside the claims and estimating systems your ops team already owns.

Not a rip-and-replace. We plug into your claims platform and your estimating systems, add the reconciliation and evidence layer, and route structured output back into the adjuster’s existing queue.

We integrate with the estimating systems the industry already runs (CCC ONE, Audatex/Solera, Mitchell/Enlyte), the claims platforms carriers already license (Guidewire ClaimCenter, Duck Creek Claims, Majesco, Sapiens), and the communication / photo layers shops and carriers rely on (Snapsheet, Hi Marley, Tractable). Evidence-match output conforms to CIECA data standards and NICB fraud-signal frameworks.

Grounded in the estimating, OEM, and DRP frameworks your adjusters and shops already work under

I-CAR Gold Class-awareASE Blue Seal-alignedOEM Position StatementsCIECA data standardsCCC ONE / Audatex / MitchellSCRS BOTNICB fraud signalsState UTPA betterment rulesADAS post-scan / OEM calibrationDRP photo & performance standards

What claims VPs, DRP managers, and SIU leads ask.

What collision repair packet types are supported?

Initial estimates, P-page supplements, photo-only estimates (from Snapsheet / Tractable / in-house), shop and adjuster photos, OEM position statements and repair procedures, pre-scan and post-scan diagnostic reports with ADAS calibration evidence, rental (LoR) records, and final invoices. We read CCC ONE, Audatex / Solera AudaExplore, Mitchell / Enlyte Connect, and custom estimating formats.

Does this replace our claims platform?

No. PacketUpload integrates into Guidewire ClaimCenter, Duck Creek Claims, Majesco, Sapiens, and custom claims platforms via API and surfaces structured review output directly inside the workflow your adjusters already use. We don’t ask you to rip and replace — we make the existing queue smarter.

Can this help our SIU / NICB fraud investigation?

Yes. We surface cross-claim patterns in the NICB fraud-signal framework: reused photo hashes (perceptual), duplicate or swapped VINs across claims, implausible labor-time combinations against SCRS BOT, betterment misapplication by state UTPA, phantom calibrations billed against OEM position statements. SIU gets ranked exceptions — not raw alerts.

What about OEM repair procedures and ADAS calibrations?

We verify that the OEM position statement (GM, Ford, Toyota, Honda, Nissan, Stellantis, Subaru) matches the estimated/performed operation, that pre-scan and post-scan reports are attached where the OEM mandates, and that ADAS calibrations are billed only when the OEM repair procedure requires them for the specific damage pattern. Works across I-CAR Gold Class expectations.

Can MSO networks use this on their side?

Yes. MSO compliance teams (Caliber, Gerber, Service King/Crash Champions, ABRA/CARSTAR, regional DRP participants) deploy us to catch DRP non-conformance before carriers do — which improves same-cycle approvals, cuts shop-side supplement rework, and accelerates payment.

How does this change total-loss decisions?

We produce a complete loss-severity view — estimate + supplements + OEM procedure-driven operations + betterment + state total-loss threshold — so the total-loss branch point is triggered with full evidence. Reduces borderline-case variance by surfacing the true number earlier.

What does PacketUpload decide, and what stays with our adjuster?

PacketUpload parses, reconciles, and flags — it does not approve, deny, or pay. Your adjuster makes the final call on every line item, with the linked evidence on the same screen. Low-confidence extractions surface with reason codes, not pass/fail verdicts, and SIU review is surfaced as ranked exceptions, not auto-referrals.

Close claims at the right number, faster.

Send us a sample claim file — we’ll come back with fit, the first checks we’d encode, and a pilot scope within two business days.

Tell us your annual claim volume, estimating mix (CCC / Audatex / Mitchell), claims platform, and DRP posture. Prioritizing carriers with high supplement-dispute rates and multi-carrier MSOs.

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