Compare Xactimate vs. Xactware Benchmark

Xactimate stands out as the leading and most comprehensive solution for estimating property claims, making it the top pick among restoration experts due to its precision and adaptability throughout the entire repair process. Accessible via desktop, web browser, or mobile device, it allows insurers, loss adjusters, restoration contractors, reconstruction professionals, and specialized service providers to enhance the speed and accuracy of claims management. With a quick download and a smooth installation process, users can get started without delay. The platform boasts all essential features and functionalities tailored for adjusters, insurers, and contractors alike. It operates seamlessly both online and offline, synchronizing with the cloud to ensure everything remains up-to-date. This ensures that contractors and field adjusters can manage claims efficiently and effectively right at the job site, ultimately streamlining the entire claims process. Additionally, its user-friendly interface contributes to a smoother experience for all stakeholders involved.

Benchmark offers timely natural hazard analysis reports for weather-related events, detailing property-specific loss dates and historical data pertaining to hail, wind, and lightning, all accessible through Verisk platforms like Xactimate and XactAnalysis. Both existing and new users are able to find the Benchmark integration within their claims on XactAnalysis, as well as in the “documents” section of Xactimate. Users can conveniently retrieve the reports by utilizing the “select an action” drop-down menu in XactAnalysis when handling claim assignments. The source of Benchmark's data for both XactAnalysis and Xactimate is Respond™, which equips users with near real-time analysis and forecasting services for weather events, including localized assessments for various natural hazards such as hail, wind, lightning, tornadoes, wildfires, hurricanes, and more. Additionally, the Benchmark database on property-specific natural hazard history offers a thorough and reliable record of both catastrophic and non-catastrophic events, encompassing hail, wind, rain, and lightning, thus providing essential information for effective decision-making. This comprehensive resource ensures that users have the latest and most accurate data at their fingertips for better risk management and response planning.