Banking and insurance · Field agents

Claims surveyor checklist

Surveyors at a farm or accident site check what to photograph and record before they leave.

  • Phone
  • Works offline
Phone assistantOn this device · no internet needed

What photos do I need for a crop damage claim?

All four corners of the field, close-ups of damaged plants and one photo with the survey marker, per the claims guide.

Do I need the farmer’s signature on site?

Yes. The survey form needs the claimant’s signature or thumb impression before you leave, per the claims guide section 3.

What if the field is still flooded?

Record the water level with a photo against the survey marker and note the date. A follow-up survey is allowed after the water recedes.

Example conversation

The problem

A missing photo or reading means a second visit, often a long drive to a remote site. Requirements differ by claim type and product, and change with each claims guide. Surveyors often have no signal on the farm or at the roadside to check.

Who uses it

Claims surveyors and loss assessors on site visits, on their work phone.

What you train it on

  • Claims guides
  • Survey checklists
  • Photo and evidence requirements
  • Assessment rules

How it works on the device

  1. 1

    Trained on your claims guides

    Survey checklists, photo requirements and assessment rules for each claim type.

  2. 2

    Checklist on site

    The surveyor asks what is needed and works through the checklist before leaving.

  3. 3

    Kept current

    Revised claims guides reach every surveyor in the next update.

Why it runs on the device

  • One visit, complete evidence

    Surveyors leave with everything the claim needs.

  • Works at remote sites

    No signal needed for the checklist.

  • Consistent surveys

    Every surveyor follows the same guide.

Questions

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