Course Overview

Simsol is another software used by many adjusters. This software can be used to estimate any type of property loss. It is extremely popular in Flood Adjusting as the forms integrate very well through their program Claims Wire. Claims Wire is an online platform that Independent firms utilize to Send / Receive / Manage claims. This software was created by a veteran adjuster for adjusters and contractors and follows the workflow of the insurance estimating and claim adjusting process. It is very user friendly and there are no codes to remember or search for. With this software you can create detailed, accurate estimates in a fraction of the time. We simply created a course to walk you through using the software (Simsol) that we purchase each year to work flood claims.

Course curriculum

    1. 1. Overview

    2. 2. Drawers

    3. 3. Contacts and Preferences

    4. 4. Creating Your First Claim

    5. Phase 1: Quiz

    1. 1. Overview and Photo Management

    2. Phase 2: Quiz

    1. 1. Area Basics

    2. 2. Advanced Area Features

    3. 3. Sketches & Diagrams Basics

    4. 4. Sketches & Diagrams Advanced Features

    5. 5. Roofs & Elevations

    6. Phase 3: Quiz

    1. 1. Valuations

    2. 2. Estimating Basics

    3. 3. Estimating Advanced Features

    4. 4. Audit Report and Total Page Overview

    5. 5. O&P, Add-Ons, Sales Tax

    6. 6. Contents Estimating

    1. 1. Reports, Forms, & Documents

    2. Phase 5: Quiz

    1. 1. Reviewing & Printing

    2. Phase 6: Quiz

About this course

  • $249.00
  • 23 lessons
  • 3 hours of video content

Instructor

Software Instructor Matthew Wise

Matthew Wise is certified in the Xactimate software and has run claim work for years. He has written up claims in Xactimate and Simsol during hurricane Harvey, Irma, Ida, Ian and tropical storm Imelda. His knowledge base for computer software is what drove him to become an insurance adjuster and has helped him become an experienced instructor. He has helped many students navigate the Xactimate software over the years and has made them look like pros.