Evidence in context
Review vessel details and damage photos in the same file, with a clear route for requesting missing information.
B.D.E for adjusters · Early access
See the damage.
Move the review.
A workspace being built for marine adjusters: organized damage evidence, estimate versions and a clearer handoff between the owner and repair team.
Early access. Product scope and pilot availability will be confirmed before onboarding.
The evidence, within reach.A vision for clearer files and more focused review.
01
Receive the fileThe right vessel & evidence
02
Review the scopePhotos, estimates & questions
03
Record the next actionA clearer handoff
A clearer way forward
Designed around
the work of review.
The planned adjuster workspace brings the repair context together while keeping review decisions explicit.
A visible revision trail
Follow estimate versions and supplement requests so a changed scope can be reviewed with its supporting evidence.
A named next action
See what needs attention and who needs to respond, without mistaking a file view for an approval.
Connected by B.D.E
One review.
Connected to the repair.
The planned workspace links the owner’s evidence to the adjuster’s review and the shop’s repair context. Participants receive only the access appropriate to their file.
Help shape what comes next
Let’s build the
right next step.
Tell us who you are and what your team needs. We’ll save your request for the B.D.E team to review.
Requesting access is not a subscription or an account activation. Pilot scope, availability and any terms will be discussed before you join.
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Before you begin.
Is the adjuster workspace available now?
We are accepting early-access requests. This page describes the intended product; pilot scope and access will be agreed with participating teams.
Can I try the current estimate intake?
Yes. The existing estimator is available from the boat-owner page. The new adjuster workspace is a separate early-access product.
Will opening a file approve a claim or repair?
No. Access, review and approval are separate actions. A carrier’s decision and authority must remain explicit.