Run diminished‑value matters in Hank.

The matter as you would work it

• An intake queue fed by the estimate funnel and the repair shops.
• A quick screen on rules you approved, with your name on the version.
• The file with every record, the evidence pack, the signed appraisal beside it.
• The demand drafted and waiting for your click, under your name, from your domain.
• The carrier's moves with drafted responses, the (d1) timeline, the umpire protocol.

What the software does, and what only you do

• The software drafts everything, each draft with its reasons for the reviewer.
• Only a lawyer sends, agrees a figure, files or advises the client. Every one of those decisions is recorded.
• No acceptance or throughput metrics. No firm dropped for declining a draft.

Drafts in this console are prepared by software for review by a lawyer of the firm. Nothing is sent, agreed or filed until a lawyer decides to do it. The firm is responsible for all outputs.

The money

• Contingency on ordinary claims, the appraisal advanced as a case expense.
• A big-case lane for the claims that warrant it.
• A fixed services fee, invoiced monthly, never a percentage of fees, never per matter.

Terms pending the services agreement and counsel review.

Where the cases come from

• The free estimate funnel on this site.
• Repair shops, who see the lost value first.
• The directory of North Carolina firms.
• An outcome database you can read.

The appraisal you would be relying on

• Signed by Snapline Appraisal's licensed appraiser, or by any appraiser you choose. The signer is responsible for its contents.
• The method and the market exhibits behind every line, built to hold up against a carrier's vendor.
• The appraiser's analysis is editable with a rationale and a recalculation.