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Your Cases

Move appraisals from intake to close: parties, status, custom fields, stakeholders, notes, and the trash bucket.

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Creating a New Appraisal

Detailed guide to creating appraisal cases with all available options.

Beginner5 min

Understanding Appraisal Statuses

The status workflow and what each status means for your cases.

Intermediate8 min

Appraisal Detail Page Overview

Navigate the appraisal detail page and its tabs.

Beginner5 min

Managing Parties

Add and manage carriers, adjusters, appraisers, and umpires on your cases.

Intermediate5 min

Understanding Representing Party

Carrier Appraiser vs Insured Appraiser and how it affects your workflow.

Beginner3 min

Using Tags for Organization

Create and apply tags to organize and filter your appraisals.

Beginner3 min

Deleting an Appraisal

How to delete an appraisal and what happens to related data.

Beginner2 min

Estimate Management

View and manage damage estimates on your appraisals, including Xactimate line items, PDF extraction to a ready-to-import ESX file or coded spreadsheet, and catalog search.

Intermediate6 min

Custom Fields

Create user-defined fields to capture additional information on your appraisals.

Intermediate5 min

Stakeholders, Parties, and Who Gets Notified

The difference between case parties and stakeholders, how multi-add works, and exactly who gets CC'd on every outbound message.

Intermediate5 min

Deleted Appraisals: The 30-Day Trash Bucket

Deleting an appraisal moves it to a 30-day trash bucket. Restore anytime in that window. After 30 days it is permanently purged.

Beginner3 min

Sharing Documents With the Panel

Share documents straight to the opposing appraiser and umpire's own portal, control exactly who sees each one, and see when they open it.

Intermediate6 min

What the Opposing Appraiser and Umpire See (Case Room)

How the opposing appraiser and umpire experience panel.awardlettr.com: signing in, viewing shared documents, uploading their own, and the panel conversation.

Beginner6 min
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