Early access
Property-loss estimating, built for evidence.
PaxExact is an estimating platform for property insurance claims — built so every line in the final estimate traces back to a photo, a measurement, or a priced source, not just an adjuster's say-so.
Early access. Capabilities below are in active development — see the product page for what's real today versus what's being built.
8 capabilities live · 7 in beta · 10 coming soon · 11 planned
See the full, dated capability matrix →
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"description": "Paint walls, 2 coats",
"quantity": 480,
"unit": "SF",
"pricing_state": "UNPRICED",
"reason_code": "CATALOG_MISS_NO_OBSERVATIONS",
"source_class": "MANUAL",
"completeness": "INCOMPLETE_UNPRICED",
"valuation_state": "RCV_ONLY_NOT_DEPRECIATED",
"total": 420.00 (partial)
}The workflow
Five steps, one traceable file
Every step exists to keep the final estimate connected to the evidence behind it — not to add process for its own sake.
- 1
Capture the evidence
Photos and measurements tied to the loss, not a free-text description of it.
- 2
Structure the scope
Damage observations and line items stay linked to the evidence that supports them.
- 3
Human review, every time
Nothing advances to a priced estimate without an adjuster's approval.
- 4
Price against a managed registry
Pricing data carries its own source and confidence — never a single unexplained number.
- 5
Produce a defensible case file
One output that carries the evidence, the scope, and the pricing together.
Who it's for
Built for the people who stand behind the number
Public adjusters and the estimators and contractors they work with — anyone whose name is on the estimate when a carrier pushes back.
Platform
Start with estimating. Add only what earns its place.
PaxExact is modular: the estimating product stands on its own, and claim adjustment, commercial, contents, capture, integrations and back-office are modules you add when they pay for themselves. Every one shows exactly how much of it is in production today.
How we build it
Evidence over assertion
Every number traces to a source
A number in an estimate either traces to a photo, a measurement, or a priced source — or it doesn't appear.
A person approves every scope
PaxExact assembles and links evidence. A licensed professional decides what the scope actually is before it's priced.
Status is labeled, not implied
This site distinguishes what's shipped from what's being built. Early access means exactly that — not a marketing euphemism.
Knowledge center
Read how the estimating actually works
Plain-English articles, the methodology behind the numbers, and a glossary of the terms used throughout.
Tell us how you estimate today.
Early access is limited while the platform is built out. Describe your workflow and we'll follow up.
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