Integrations Restoration estimating

Automola + Xactimate
for the claim work between estimates.

Xactimate stays your estimating tool. Automola helps run the work around it — chasing documents and approvals, updating customers and adjusters, and keeping claims moving.

Short answer

Automola + Xactimate means Automola can act as an AI workflow layer around Xactimate: it watches approved signals, drafts or runs routine next steps, holds sensitive decisions, and leaves a receipt tied to the source.

Does not replaceXactimate
Best first workflowai customer follow up
Owner controlRuns, drafts, or holds by rule
Source system

What Xactimate is doing.

Xactimate is estimating software for property restoration and insurance claims, used by restorers and adjusters.

External reference: Xactimate by Verisk

Automola layer

What Automola can own.

What is possible depends on your Xactimate access, integration availability, permissions, and the workflow you want Automola to run.

Automola + Xactimate across your business

From the first lead to the next idea.

The same managers work every stage — and tie Xactimate to the rest of the tools you already run.

Find new business Nova

Restoration and contracting work starts with the claim, so Nova answers the loss call fast and books the inspection before another contractor does.

Nurture customers Sarah

Sarah keeps the homeowner and the adjuster updated through the claim, so a long restoration never goes silent.

Optimize operations Atlas

Atlas keeps documentation, supplements, and approvals moving while Xactimate handles the estimate — Automola chases what stalls the claim.

Grow & innovate Pico

Pico drives the reviews and referrals that come from a claim handled well and brings past customers back for the next project.

Best fit

Use it when the tool has the record, but nobody owns the next step.

Claims stall waiting on documents or approvals.

Customers and adjusters need updates.

Follow-up across a long claim slips.

Automola product screenshot showing handled work, a held approval, and receipts
Automola shows handled work, held decisions, and receipts.
Original example

What it looks like in practice.

Example: when A claim needs documents or approval, Automola can chases the right party and tracks status.. The owner control is explicit: never negotiates scope or pricing with an adjuster.

Xactimate signal Context check Draft or run Approval if sensitive Receipt
Workflows

What actually runs around Xactimate.

Practical workflow patterns, not a claim of a certified app.

Signal Automola action Owner control
A claim needs documents or approval Chases the right party and tracks status. Never negotiates scope or pricing with an adjuster.
A claim milestone changes Drafts the customer and adjuster update. Holds anything about cost, scope, or blame.
A claim goes quiet Runs the approved follow-up. Logs every touch.
Signals

The inputs Automola can watch.

Document neededApproval pendingClaim milestoneAdjuster messageClosed claim
Actions

The work Automola can prepare.

Chase documentsTrack approvalsUpdate stakeholdersKeep claims movingCreate receipts
Approval model

What never happens without your word.

Automola is built around a simple rule: it can move routine work, but it stops before anything that makes a new promise, changes access, affects money, or touches a sensitive customer situation.

Guardrail Automola never negotiates claims, scope, or pricing — those hold for the owner.
Guardrail No claim of a certified Xactimate/Verisk app unless separately established.
Guardrail Automola works only with the access you connect.
Questions

Plain answers.

Is Automola a replacement for Xactimate?+

No. This is about workflow coverage around Xactimate, not replacing it.

Will it negotiate with adjusters?+

No. Scope, pricing, and negotiation hold for the owner.

The next move

Start with Xactimate.Keep the owner in control.

Connect the tools you already use. Let Automola run the routine workflow around Xactimate, and keep sensitive decisions with you.

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