Estimates matched. Supplements drafted. Payments chased. You approve every word that reaches the insurer.
Works from the estimate PDFs you already have, whether they were written in CCC, Mitchell or Audatex.
Matching a $20,000 estimate by hand can take two to three hours. ultri does the matching and shows you what’s different.
You stay the sender. Nothing reaches an insurer until you approve it.
Works from the PDFs you already get, so there’s no new portal for anyone.
Matches CCC, Mitchell and Audatex estimates, even when their labor times differ.
Claim number, coverage, deductible and rental limit. Authorization and direction-to-pay signed.
Written from photos and scans, with OEM repair procedures and each insurer’s rules on parts and labor rates.
The insurer’s version matched to yours, line by line. Every cut, change and omission flagged.
Live nowHidden damage photographed after teardown, written up with citations, sent, and sent again each round.
Part type confirmed before ordering. Price changes, backorders and returns supplemented.
Adjusters chased on their deadlines. Reinspections and rental extensions requested. Customer kept posted.
Final invoice out, insurer payment and deductible in, lender-endorsed checks handled, short pays chased.
The file assembled for an appraiser, an attorney or a complaint to the state regulator.
Spotted before more work goes in. Storage and teardown billed, vehicle released.
Proof of scans and calibrations kept. Post-repair audits survived. DRP scorecards watched.
Denial patterns by insurer and by adjuster, so the next estimate is written knowing them.
ultri is being built to carry the paperwork in all eleven. See what it does at each stage
Compare is live today. The rest is being built with our pilot shop.
Before you submit
ultri reads your own estimate before the insurer does and lists the billable operations you left off: the scans, the headlamp aim, the feather, prime and block. Preventing a cut is cheaper than disputing one.
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When the insurer answers
Their estimate against yours, line by line, even when theirs was written in a different system. Discounts you never agreed to, the wrong tax rate, trimmed labor times and swapped part types are all marked before you order a single part.
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After teardown
At teardown, ultri tells the tech which photos and measurements each line will need. Then it writes the supplement: every line with its reason, its citation, and the matching photo or invoice attached.
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While you wait
ultri tracks when each insurer owes you an answer and drafts the follow-up, the rental extension and the reinspection request. One tap sends it from your own mailbox.
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After delivery
Paid against billed for every repair order. Short pays, payments sent to the customer by mistake, and checks still out ten days after the car left are found and chased while they’re fresh.
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Insurer memory
Every approval and denial is kept by insurer and by adjuster. The next supplement leads with the argument that has worked at that desk before.
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Negotiating a claim for someone else can count as public adjusting, which takes a license. So ultri drafts and you send, from your own mailbox, in your shop’s name.
Outside software has no general way to write into CCC, Mitchell or Audatex, and we won’t run a robot that clicks through them against their terms. You get a short checklist to key in.
Software can’t see behind a bumper cover. ultri tells your tech which shots and measurements each line needs, so nobody goes back for one.
No citation overrides your customer’s policy. ultri flags the part type before you order, so the argument happens before the money is spent.
Features
Everything in this section is being built now. Compare is what’s live today.
The policy is your customer’s contract, so their complaint carries weight yours doesn’t. ultri drafts the letter to the insurer, and the complaint to the state regulator if it comes to that, ready for the owner to sign and send.
When the insurer won’t move, ultri puts the estimates, supplements, photos, emails and payments into one file, in order, with nothing missing.
Denial patterns by insurer and by adjuster: which operations get cut, how often, and what finally got them paid.
ultri warns you when the numbers are heading toward a total, so you can stop work, bill storage and teardown, and release the vehicle.
Proof of scans and calibrations is kept with each repair order, ready for post-repair audits and the scorecards your DRPs keep on you.
Claim number, coverage, deductible and rental limit captured once. Repair authorization and direction-to-pay signed and filed.
Connections
ultri reads from the places your claim already lives, and hands work back the way your shop already sends it. Today that means uploading PDFs. The other connections are being built.
Upload the insurer’s estimate and yours.
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Your own estimate as structured data from its export, so nothing gets misread off a page.
Connected with your permission. Insurer estimates and adjuster replies arrive on their own, so nobody forwards anything.
The tech gets a list of the photos and measurements each likely dispute will need.
Remittance emails and your accounting system show what was actually paid.
Drafts wait for your one-tap approval, then go out from your address, in your shop’s name.
The exact lines to change in your estimating system, in order. A person types them.
Supplements with photos and invoices attached, customer letters and escalation files, as PDFs.
ultri starts before you submit and stays until the last check clears.
| Function | ultri | Dispute-only tools |
|---|---|---|
| Getting the estimates in | Your mailbox and your estimating system | You forward an email |
| Audit before you submit | Yes | No, they start from the insurer’s response |
| Line-by-line reconciliation | Yes | Yes |
| Supplement drafts with citations | Yes | Yes |
| Photo guidance at teardown | Yes | No |
| Follow-ups | Yes | Yes, queued for approval |
| Sending | From your mailbox, one tap | You send it yourself |
| Entry into your estimating system | Checklist | Checklist |
| Part type checked before ordering | Yes | No |
| Letters for your customer to send | Yes | No |
| Payment reconciliation | Yes | Yes |
| Escalation file | Yes | Yes |
The ultri column is the full platform: compare is live today and the rest is being built. The other column reflects what dispute-stage tools advertise publicly as of October 2026. Yellow marks where the two differ.
Upload the insurer’s PDF and yours. In a few minutes you’ll see what they cut, changed and left off.