From assignment to award, ApprUmp runs your entire appraisal in one place.
The way it works now
Word templates. Spreadsheets. The same claim re-typed into five documents. Deadlines living in your head.
ApprUmp replaces the whole patchwork with one system built for one purpose: property loss appraisal management.
From intake to invoice.
Forward an assignment email or upload an Xactimate estimate. ApprUmp scans the files and extracts the insured name, property address, carrier, claim number, policy number, date of loss and type of loss — and creates a draft appraisal pre-populated with the extracted information. Click “Create Appraisal” to start a new appraisal file in seconds.
ApprUmp’s form builder allows you to customize your appraisal form types (DOA, SOU, Award, custom), then generate them with one click — pre-filled with the claim details. Files from emails are automatically saved to the appraisal file (and can also be uploaded directly), and ApprUmp will also generate a link for file sharing.
When an email says “let’s meet 6/5 at 10am,” ApprUmp catches the date and suggests the event — a tap to add it. Events push straight to your Google and Apple calendars, and invitations and notifications can be sent directly from ApprUmp. Calendar event updates automatically notify attendees and parties.
Drop in the policyholder’s and carrier’s Xactimate estimates (or select two estimates from the project files) and ApprUmp matches every coverage, section, and line item — so you see precisely what’s agreed, what’s disputed, and what’s unique to each side. Umpires see exactly where the two appraisers diverge, at a glance.
Tracked time and expenses become professional invoices on your letterhead. Bill retainers up front and have them deducted from the final invoice automatically. Umpire invoices split and generated for each party.
ApprUmp was built by appraisers, for appraisers (and umpires). Nothing on the market even comes close.
The full toolkit — purpose-built for appraisers and umpires, not adapted from generic case software.
See your whole practice in one place — and never build a file from scratch again.