ClaimPack
Upload claim documents. Get clean claim records
What it does
Manually opening PDFs, Excel files, and text files to pull out claim numbers, customer names, and due dates is slow and error-prone. ClaimPack takes those documents and returns normalized claim records with a clear status: Valid, Expired, Missing, Flagged, Awaiting Customer, Duplicate, or Unreadable. You get a title, status, all extracted fields, and a due date in one predictable structure. It runs as an extraction-only backend processor, so you plug in your files and use the output.
ClaimPack extracts claim details from PDFs, Excel, CSV, and text files, flags missing documents, duplicates, and fraud risks, and tracks every deadline — so warranty claims close faster.
ClaimPack pulls the details out of your warranty emails and PDFs, flags what's missing or suspicious, and tells you exactly what to ask for—so claims close faster and fraud doesn't slip through. Drop your warranty submissions into the ClaimPack dashboard—PDFs, Excel files, CSVs, or text, exactly as they arrive from customers. ClaimPack surfaces missing documents, inconsistencies, and approaching deadlines so you see every problem before it becomes one. Click into any flagged claim and send the customer a precise request for what's missing—no guessing, no back-and-forth. Every claim and its deadline lives in one dashboard, color-coded by urgency, so critical submissions never disappear into…from vokrix.co
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