Dragonfile is a claims management software designed specifically for Flood and Property & Casualty (P&C) adjusters and adjusting firms. It streamlines the claims workflow, documentation, and collaboration process, helping adjusters efficiently manage claim cycles from intake to settlement. Built by adjusters for adjusters, Dragonfile eliminates inefficiencies found in traditional systems, providing a user-friendly, intuitive platform that reduces administrative burdens and improves productivity. Dragonfile, built specifically for the insurance claim adjusting market, provides independent adjusters, adjusting firms, and insurance professionals with a centralized, efficient solution for managing claims in the Flood and P&C sectors. Designed to streamline operations and eliminate inefficiencies, it is particularly beneficial for independent adjusters handling high claim volumes without large support teams, adjustment firms seeking a scalable system to oversee multiple adjusters, and teams working with insurance carriers that require a structured, organized workflow for seamless claim processing and faster resolutions. Key Features & Benefits • Workflow Automation: Streamlines the claim lifecycle by automating tasks, assignments, and documentation management. • Centralized Claim Management: Provides a single platform to organize claim files, reports, estimates, and communications. • Intuitive & Easy to Use: Minimal configuration or training required with a user-friendly design tailored for adjusters. • Seamless Collaboration – Facilitates communication between adjusters, firms, and carriers for faster resolutions. • Scalable & Flexible – Adapts to the needs of individual adjusters and growing firms with a pay-as-you-use model. Why Dragonfile? Unlike traditional claims management systems that are built for insurance carriers, Dragonfile is specifically designed to meet the needs of adjusters. It eliminates workarounds, inefficiencies, and outdated processes, providing a modern tool that helps adjusters focus on claims—not on complex software.