Snapsheet

Snapsheet provides claims management software for the property and casualty insurance industry. Its platform consolidates documents, photos, communications, notes, tasks, vendor records, claim history and financials into a single, searchable claim file, with role-based work queues and dashboards for adjusters, administrators and managers. A no-code workflow engine lets business teams configure automations through a point-and-click interface and if-then logic for any claim type, loss type, exposure type, rule set or line of business, and to add product lines or vendors without custom development.

Intelligent automation features include smart assignment, which routes claims based on attributes such as skill set, licensing, geography, claim type, complexity and vendor involvement, with specialty rules for scenarios like catastrophe events or luxury vehicles; automated data validation, SLA tracking, compliance guardrails and quality checkpoints; and real-time actions such as task creation, branded template communications, reserve setting, vendor routing and coverage validation. Additional modules cover omnichannel communications (email, text, letters), analytics and oversight, integrated financials and digital payments triggered by configurable payment rules, Snapsheet AI, and virtual vehicle appraisals across private passenger, boat and RV, motorcycle, utility and exotic vehicles.

The company markets an open architecture with APIs and direct integrations to legacy core systems, policy administration suites, vendors and third-party tools, supported by a curated partner network spanning AI/analytics and fraud, auto services and vendors, communications and document management, core systems and policy administration, data providers, payments and finance, and property services and vendors. Named partners include Amazon Web Services, CCC Intelligent Solutions, CARFAX, Copart, J.P. Morgan, KeyBank, ClaimSearch, Kyber, Foundation AI, Claimtouch, CLARA Analytics, Charlee.ai, Reserv, Smart Communications and Eberl Claims Service.

Founding story

The company was founded by Brad Weisberg, who serves as CEO, and began in 2011 with the premise that photo-based estimating could transform auto claims; that starting point led to a broader thesis that intelligent automation could reduce claims friction while leaving decisions with claims experts.

Business model

Snapsheet licenses a SaaS claims platform to insurance organizations, delivering an end-to-end cloud-based claims and analytics solution across property and casualty lines, alongside virtual appraisal and payments services and a partner integration ecosystem [7][0][2][5].

Revenue derives from software delivered as SaaS claims solutions to property and casualty insurers and other claims organizations, with additional platform capabilities such as virtual appraisals and integrated payments.

Traction

Snapsheet reports more than 10 million automated actions per month, support for over $75 billion in premiums, implementations as fast as 12 weeks, and adoption by 16 of the top 20 P&C carriers. In 2019 the company reported more than 75 clients worldwide. A SageSure deployment was implemented in 27 days and covers 50 products across 14 states.

Latest developments

Snapsheet announced an integration partnership with Claimtouch to bring contents claims intelligence into the claims workflow, and was named a Luminary in Celent's 2026 North America P&C Claims Systems report. Recent recognitions also include the 2025 Insurance Luminaries award from PropertyCasualty360, Built In's 2025 Best Remote Places to Work, and inclusion in the FinTech Global InsurTech100 in 2025. A published case study describes Branch using Kyber's drafting and template tools through the Snapsheet ecosystem to achieve a fivefold improvement in claims letter cycle times.