Snapsheet is a cloud claims management platform for P&C insurers, MGAs, and TPAs, combining a unified claim file, no-code automation, and open APIs for auto,…
Category
Automation
Pricing
Snapsheet does not publish pricing publicly; prospective customers must contact sales for a custom quote based on claim volume, product modules, and integration scope.
Snapsheet is a claims management platform built for property & casualty (P&C) insurance carriers, managing general agents (MGAs), third-party administrators (TPAs), and fleet/logistics companies. It replaces patchwork, siloed claims tools with a single connected system that consolidates documents, communications, notes, and vendor activity into one claim file, covering personal lines (auto, home, boat, RV) and commercial lines. The platform's no-code workflow builder lets business teams configure claim automation with drag-and-drop, if/then logic rather than custom code, while smart assignment rules route claims based on attributes and intelligent automation can create tasks, route vendors, and set reserves without adjuster involvement. Snapsheet also offers virtual/photo-based vehicle, boat, and RV appraisals, integrated digital claim payments, and analytics dashboards for SLA tracking and compliance oversight. An open API and webhook architecture connects Snapsheet to a carrier's existing policy, billing, underwriting, and vendor systems, and the company reports serving 170+ customers, including 16 of the top 20 U.S. P&C carriers, with over 400 million API calls processed monthly.
Key Features
Unified claim file — Consolidates documents, communications, notes, and vendor activity into a single connected claim file instead of scattered systems.
No-code workflow automation — Drag-and-drop, if/then workflow builder lets business teams configure claim automation without engineering support.
Smart claim assignment — Rules-based routing assigns claims automatically based on claim attributes.
Intelligent claims automation — Automatically creates tasks, routes vendors, and sets reserves without adjuster involvement.
Virtual appraisals — Photo-based virtual appraisals for vehicles, boats, motorcycles, and RVs speed up estimating and total-loss decisions.
Open API and integrations — Open API and webhook architecture connects to existing policy, billing, underwriting, and vendor systems, reportedly processing 400M+ API calls per month.
Pros & Cons
Pros
Unifies claim documents, communications, notes, and vendor activity into a single connected file instead of scattered systems
No-code, drag-and-drop automation lets business teams adjust workflows without engineering support
Open API and webhook architecture integrates with existing policy, billing, underwriting, and vendor systems without middleware
Proven at scale, reportedly used by 16 of the top 20 U.S. P&C carriers and processing 400M+ API calls per month
Covers the full claims workflow in one platform, including virtual appraisals and integrated digital claim payments
Cons
Pricing is not published, so carriers must go through a sales process to understand total cost
Built primarily for mid-size to enterprise P&C carriers, MGAs, and TPAs — likely more platform than very small claims teams need
As with any deep system-of-record integration, connecting existing policy/billing/underwriting systems via API will require implementation effort even with one-click integration tooling