Scattered deadlines
Sticky notes, calendar alerts, and “I thought you had it” handoffs.
Claims desk · public adjusters · founding beta
Slatecliff is the claims desk built for public adjusters. One file per claim. Every clock visible. Policyholders check progress themselves. Xactimate stays.
No card required. Beta pricing locked for founders.
Today · 12 open clocks
Built for solo PAs and small firms. Storm volume welcome. Spreadsheet hell optional.
Proof-of-loss clocks
POL windows, carrier reply dates, and statute clocks sit on one board. Assign an owner. See what’s red before the call comes in.
Clock · Hale · State Farm
Client portal · Brooks
Shared link · no login friction for the policyholder
Client portal
Give each policyholder a clean view of where the file stands. Your afternoon stops being a switchboard.
Claim file
Every claim gets a single desk: correspondence, uploads, fee notes, and next actions. Estimating stays in Xactimate; the file lives here.
What we’re replacing
Sticky notes, calendar alerts, and “I thought you had it” handoffs.
Status columns nobody trusts and fee splits that live in a side tab.
Policyholders calling because there’s nowhere else to look.
Who it’s for
One desk that keeps every open file honest without hiring ops.
Assign claims, see workload, stop asking who owns the file.
When volume spikes, deadlines and client updates have to scale with you.
Founding beta
We’re opening seats to public adjusters who want a claims desk that matches how the work actually runs. Tell us your biggest pain — we’ll prioritize the roadmap from real files.
FAQ
Founding seats are filling now. You’ll get an email with access timing after you join the waitlist.
No. Estimating stays in Xactimate. Slatecliff runs the claim file, deadlines, and client communication around it.
Founding beta locks intro pricing: solo from about $99/mo, firm plan around $249/mo for three seats. Final numbers confirmed before you pay anything.
Production accounts will use encrypted transport and isolated tenant data. The waitlist only collects email, firm, and pain — nothing about policyholders.