Notes, photos, PDFs, and summaries live in different places.
The product gives you one intake path for claim basics, incident facts, and supporting materials.
StateClaimAI
Turn messy claim materials into a structured report draft faster.
StateClaimAI helps users organize facts, notes, uploaded materials, state context, and neutral report language for US auto and property claim drafting workflows.
AI technical writing assistant only. It does not make claim, legal, coverage, liability, or payment decisions.
1claim report credit
10report pack option
4private export formats
Built for drafting, not deciding.
Use StateClaimAI to organize and write neutral report sections. Final review, compliance, submission, and decisions remain with the user.
Notesfield facts and summaries
Filestext material intake
Rulesstate-aware drafting context
ExportsPDF, HTML, JSON, TXT
The problem
Claim reports often start as scattered facts, notes, and uncertainty.
When the materials are messy, the first draft takes too long and important facts can be hard to separate from assumptions. StateClaimAI gives you a structured writing workflow before final human review.
Unclear wording can sound like a decision.
StateClaimAI focuses on neutral technical report language and avoids making coverage, liability, or payment conclusions.
Starting from a blank page slows every case.
Generate structured sections that a human reviewer can inspect, correct, and finalize faster.
Output scope
A structured draft for review, not an automated decision.
StateClaimAI creates organized report output from user-supplied facts. It is designed to reduce drafting friction while keeping decision responsibility outside the software.
- Claim basics, incident location, type, state, and user-provided facts organized into sections.
- Uploaded text materials summarized as supporting material references for review.
- Pipeline metadata showing intake, rules, and draft provider status.
- Private downloadable PDF, HTML, JSON, and TXT report outputs.
Important boundary:
- No legal advice.
- No insurance advice.
- No coverage or liability decision.
- No payment recommendation.
- No replacement for professional review.
Workflow
Move from raw materials to reviewable report sections.
Enter claim basics
Add claim number, state, claim type, incident location, and the core facts you want reflected.
Add materials
Include notes or text extracts from field materials so the report can reference user-supplied context.
Draft neutral sections
The software organizes facts into professional report language without making claim decisions.
Review and export
Download private report outputs and verify every line before using the draft in your workflow.
Pricing
Buy one report, a pack, or use all Smilefy SaaS tools.
Choose the smallest option that matches your volume. Stripe handles checkout securely.
$29one-time
Single Claim Report
One StateClaimAI report credit for organizing facts and producing a reviewable draft with private exports.
Buy Single Report$14910 reports
StateClaimAI 10-Pack
For repeated drafting workflows where multiple reports need the same structured process.
Buy 10-Pack$29+per month
Smilefy SaaS Membership
Use StateClaimAI together with AnswerRank Report and SwiftFormAI in one account.
Compare PlansQuestions
Read this before buying StateClaimAI.
Does StateClaimAI decide claim outcomes?
No. It is a technical writing assistant. It does not decide coverage, liability, payment, fault, damages, or claim disposition.
Can I submit the output directly?
You should independently review, edit, and verify all generated content before any use. The product does not submit documents for you.
What materials does it accept?
The current Smilefy SaaS version accepts structured fields and text-based materials. More advanced multimodal extraction can be added as the product backend expands.
Is this legal or insurance advice?
No. It does not provide legal, insurance, claim decision, liability, coverage, or payment advice.
Ready to draft faster?
Create a structured claim report draft.
Start with one report credit, review the output carefully, and decide whether a 10-pack fits your workflow.