Aclaimant

Aclaimant develops a risk management information system (RMIS) that centralizes incident reporting, claims management, safety workflows and analytics for employers, insurance carriers and third-party administrators. The company frames its approach as "active risk management": connecting field-level incident capture to a central risk management office so organizations can reduce accidents, claim lag time and case duration, and lower their total cost of risk.

Product capabilities described by the company include electronic incident and claim intake with automated triage and escalation routing to carriers or TPAs (covering workers' compensation, general liability, property and casualty, and auto), centralized and access-controlled digitized files and email communications, automated completion of OSHA 300, 301 and 301A forms plus return-to-work schedule tracking, sharp-injury and privacy logs, mobile safety reporting with capture of photos and video, and standard and custom analytics dashboards. Adjacent product lines listed by the company cover integrated risk management, enterprise risk management, claims management, governance/risk/compliance (GRC) and a data pipeline product called DIPDash. Implementations are positioned as fully configurable, with in-house specialists mapping a customer's existing processes into the platform.

Founding story

Michael Schultz, owner of a workers' compensation captive insurance company, grew frustrated with delays and poor outcomes in claim administration; in 2013, after a claims vendor told him "that's just the way we do it," he set out to build a better approach. His future son-in-law David Wald, an entrepreneur with startup and venture capital experience, joined and recruited long-time friend Joel Friedman for technology leadership. With backing from a small group of supporters the three launched Aclaimant, which took more than a year to sign its first revenue-generating customer.

Business model

Aclaimant sells a configurable software platform (RMIS) to organizations, supported by implementation and customer-experience teams; the website lists plans and pricing, an ROI calculator, and demo scheduling, indicating a subscription software sales motion with services-assisted onboarding.

Software platform sold to employers, brokers, carriers and TPAs, with published plans and pricing pages and configurable implementation work delivered by Aclaimant staff [0][2][4].

Traction

Aclaimant reported its best revenue and largest increase in customers on record in 2020, with monthly active users and system usage up over 400% that year. The company says its customer base reaches Fortune 500 organizations, publishes customer case studies with Lamb Insurance and Trillium Staffing, and states customers have reduced business insurance costs by up to 40%. It reported earning 15 badges in G2's Summer 2026 awards.

Latest developments

Company-published items dated 2026 include an announcement of 15 badges in the G2 Summer 2026 awards and content aimed at private equity portfolio companies on the cost of "risk waste." Product lines listed on the site now span integrated risk management, enterprise risk management, claims management, GRC and the DIPDash data pipeline, and Kathy Burns is listed as CEO.