Built by PDR operators, for PDR operators

The right person finds out
the second it happens

Hail Manager runs your whole hail & PDR claim — and never lets it sit idle. Your tech's phone buzzes when a car is approved, your salesman knows the moment a customer signs, customers get receipts on every email, and every status change leaves an audit trail. From first phone call to final release, nothing waits on anyone.

In daily use by multi-location hail shops — iOS, Android and desktop, no app store required. Your logo, your data, your system.

Nobody waits around to find out.

A status flips to Approved and your tech's phone buzzes: start on this car. A customer signs and your salesman knows to make the call. Parts land, an email comes in from the adjuster, an appointment books — the right person gets pushed, every time.

  • Techs get pinged when to begin. Assign a tech or approve a claim and their phone says go.
  • Salesmen get pinged when it's time to call. Docs signed, payments landed, customer looked at their status page — that's the cue.
  • You control who hears about what. One settings page ticks each staffer into each event: status changes, parts, signed docs, inbound email, failed emails.
  • Locked-screen privacy. Choose whether alerts show the customer name or just the subject, so nothing leaks on a screen in the shop.
Two lock screens: a technician's phone sees status Approved, a salesman's phone sees intake docs signed
Same claim. Two phones. Everyone acts the moment it's their turn — no one is checking, no one is chasing.

Paperwork signs itself — while they're still in your driveway.

Text the customer a secure link. They read each document on their phone, review it page by page, and sign with a finger. You're notified the second it's done. No scan-in, no follow-up call, no "bring the paperwork Friday."

  • Page-by-page review — authorization, direction to pay, endorsements, all readable on a phone.
  • Single-use, expiring links you can revoke; the shop is notified instantly when signed.
  • Signed docs file themselves into the claim — ready to email to the carrier.
Customer signing repair documents with a finger on their phone
The customer's signing screen — finger on glass, done in 30 seconds.

Email that keeps receipts.

Every estimate, packet and follow-up goes out from inside the claim — and comes back with proof: delivered, read 4 times, last at 3:12 pm, bounced, or complained, per recipient. Did the adjuster get the estimate? You'll know before you call.

  • Two-way @ro email — every claim has its own inbox address; replies and attachments file themselves under the claim.
  • Fax too, outbound, tracked, from the same screen.
  • Failed email alerts your phone — a bounce is a claim risk, and it's treated like one.
Email log inside a claim with delivered and read chips per recipient
The claim's email log — every send with delivered / read chips and timestamps.

Payroll that does itself.

Sales commissions and tech pay ride on the claim itself — no spreadsheet, no "what do I owe Mike this month?" When payments land, the cut calculates: percentages per person, draws deducted, deductible rules applied, payment recorded against the claim.

  • Sales cut per claim — percentage per salesman, draws netted out automatically.
  • Tech pay per claim — percentage or bid, costs and R&I deducted before the cut.
  • Every payment auditable — recorded with date, amount and who entered it.
Payroll page inside a claim showing the tech's cut calculation
Payroll for the tech on this claim — payments in, costs out, cut calculated, payment recorded.

The carrier packet, one click.

Cover letter, the documents the adjuster actually needs — in the order you clicked them — plus your W-9, emailed to the insurance company from the claim and tracked like every other send. Or save the packet to the claim instead and send it to the customer.

  • Click order = packet order — photos, scope sheet, agreements assembled on the spot.
  • Sent to adjuster, claim handler, or any address, with the same delivery receipts.
  • Booking that reminds for you — customers self-book from a texted link, get an instant confirmation, and an automatic reminder the day before (delivered, read — you know).
Email Insurance Docs packet picker assembling cover letter, documents and W-9
The packet picker: choose docs in order, address it to the adjuster, send.

Built by people who've stood in the shop at 6 pm counting dents.

Hail Manager came out of real hail shops — every screen exists because a tech, adviser or adjuster needed it yesterday.

The whole shop, both sides of the counter

Everything a hail claim touches — your crew's tools and your customer's experience — in one system.

Your side of the counter

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Claims & photo management

Every vehicle gets a claim file: photos by panel, notes, documents, and full history. Nothing gets lost in a text thread.

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Scope sheets & CCC ONE estimates

Panel-by-panel hail scope sheets that feed straight into CCC ONE estimates, with your shop's markups and parts guidance handled for you.

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Insurance & adjuster docs

Declarations, estimates, and agreements filed per claim and per carrier. Send documents to adjusters by email or fax in one click.

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Payroll built into the claim

Sales commissions and tech pay calculate per claim — percentages, draws, deductible rules, payment recorded against receipts.

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Multi-location & team roles

Run several locations with per-location hours and time zones. Salesmen, techs and admins each see the view that fits their job.

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Audit log & staff onboarding

Every change on every claim is attributable. Add a salesman, text them a one-time setup link, they set their own password — onboarding takes a minute.

Their side — customer & adjuster

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Remote document signing

Customers review and sign authorization and direction-to-pay on their phone the day they call. You're notified instantly.

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Live status pages

A private link per customer — timeline, photos, documents. And you see who viewed it and when, before they call you.

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Self-booking & reminders

Customers book themselves into your real availability from a texted link — and an automatic reminder the day before kills the no-show.

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Two-way email & fax per claim

Each claim has its own @ro inbox address; replies and attachments file themselves. Every send tracked to delivered / read.

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Carrier packets

Cover letter + docs in click order + W-9 emailed to the insurance company in one click, tracked like everything else.

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Canvassing & lead tools

Companion field apps for after-storm canvassing: capture plates and VINs at the driveway and turn hits into claims.

Works on any phone, tablet or desktop Installs per company — your data stays yours Your logo & company info throughout Setup help included

See it in action

Real screens from the system your team would run every day.

Hail Manager open-claims list
Open claims board — intake dates, days-in-shop, status notes, parts badges
Hail Manager claim detail
One claim, everything on it — customer, car, insurance, adjuster, notes
Hail scope sheet panel map
Hail scope sheet — tap panels to map dents, then straight into the estimate
Sales payroll calculation inside a claim
Sales payroll on the claim — insurance paid, costs out, cut at their %, draw netted
Per-event staff push alert settings
Decide who gets pushed about what — status changes, parts, signed docs, failed emails
Insurance docs packet builder
The carrier packet — cover letter, chosen docs in click order, W-9, sent and tracked

Your customer never calls to ask “where’s my car?”

Each customer gets a private live link, and your staff get pinged the second anything moves.

Customer repair status page on a phone
Customer signing documents on a phone
Customer rescheduling their appointment by text link
Left: the customer's private status page — timeline, shop notes, documents (and it logs when they looked). Middle: signing on the glass. Right: one-tap appointment reschedule from the booking text, no login.

How it works

From storm to delivery in four steps — with your team and your customers on the same page the whole way.

1

Lead in, claim opens

Book an appointment from a texted link or open the claim from a canvass hit. Vehicle, insurance and photos go in once.

2

Scope, estimate, sign

Techs map the damage on a scope sheet, the estimate goes to the carrier by email or fax, and the customer signs their paperwork on their phone.

3

The push loop

Status flips to Approved — the tech's phone says start. Parts land, docs sign, emails arrive — the salesman's phone says call. The customer watches their own page.

4

Paid, released, recorded

Payments in, commissions and tech pay calculated on the claim, final photos and paperwork on file — all searchable later.

Request a demo or get set up

Tell us about your shop and we'll walk you through Hail Manager on a live system — your volumes, your locations, your workflow. Setup gets you live with your own branded system, usually within days.

  • Who it's for: hail & PDR shops, from single-crew mobile ops to multi-location companies.
  • What we need: a few photos of a typical job helps us tailor the demo.
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