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Day 0 · 06:42 · The call

Contacted in 8 minutes. On site in 2 hours 23. Both timestamped.

06:42 loss reported
06:50 contact TPA clock met
09:05 on site
09:11 work auth + DTP signed · M. Okafor
Why it matters

Burst half-inch laundry supply, finished basement. The job exists before you leave the yard: customer, property, work authorization and direction to pay signed on your phone.

Day 0 · 09:05 · The walk

One walk. The floor plan, the photos and the transcript come out of it.

Basement main area3D scan attached
Basement with carpet pulled back for dryingPhoto 1 of 48
UTILITY16' × 14' · 224 SF · 8' CEIL123WET WALL 16 LF · PHOTOS PINNED 1–3
Voice, 09:14 · “Carpet wet wall to wall, pad’s saturated, back wall wet to about a foot. Cat one, class two.”
Why it matters

LiDAR scans the room and the dimensions go straight to the estimate. Photos pin themselves to what you were saying when you took them. No signal in the basement, and nothing waits for one.

Day 0 · 10:20 · The scope

The scope drafts itself. You still sign every line.

Scope · drafted 0:41 after last photo5 of 5 approved by you
Water extraction, carpet
S500 §10.3
224 SF
Wet pad removal
S500 §12.3.1
224 SF
Base detach, weep holes, cavity ventilation
S500 §12.4 · reason: 1999 finished wall, cavity dry-in-place
16 LF
Dehumidifier, LGR
3 days · from the drying plan
3 DA
Air movers
5 units × 2 days + 3 × 1 day
13 DA
Why it matters

Every line carries its governing standard where one exists. Where a choice was made, the reason is on the line, so the adjuster reads the why before the what.

Built 1999 · no RRP trigger · no survey trigger
Reason recorded. Nothing hidden, nothing invented.
Book a demo This is the part we show live. Ten minutes, your phone.
Day 0 · 14:10 · The set

The drying goal comes from the unaffected room upstairs, not a number someone picked.

Drying goal · from the reference reading upstairs
Reference · upstairs
48 gpp
Affected · basement
74 gpp
Bottom plate MC
26% → ≤14%
Drywall 12" AFF
28 → ≤15 WME
Class 2 · LGR · 1,792 cf ÷ 50 = 36 ppd required
Placed DHU-014 · LGR · 125 ppd AHAM · one unit covers it
Placed AM-101 … AM-105
Why it matters

Equipment is placed by asset tag. DHU-014 cannot be on two jobs at once, and the day it was placed is the day the estimate bills from.

Day 1 to 2 · Monitoring

Daily visit logged, or the equipment day doesn’t get paid.

Dry log · basement main area
DayTempRHGPPPlate MCDrywall
072°F62%7426%28
184°F40%7021%22
286°F32%6016%16
385°F26%4813%14
Goal 48 gpp · plate ≤14% · drywall ≤15 WME
Why it matters

Grain depression across the dehu, 74 in and 46 out, proves the unit is working and not just running. Day 2 the meter finds wet insulation in the second wall. That is a supplement to the carrier, an 8 foot flood cut with the photo attached, not a surprise on the invoice.

Day 1 · clocked in 08:40, out 09:25 · against this job
Day 1 · carpet dried in place, no ITEL needed · reason recorded
Day 2 · AM-104, AM-105 pulled · supplement filed, 8 LF flood cut
Day 2 · flood cut assigned to sub · photos required before it closes
Day 3 · 15:40 · Dry

Thirteen air-mover-days. The estimate says exactly that.

Day 3 · 48 gpp · reference reached
DHU-014, AM-101…103 pulled 15:40
Removal acknowledgment signed · M. Okafor
Drying certificate issued
Homeowner link · dry log + certificate · opened 3 times
Billed: dehu 3 DA · air movers 13 DA
Why it matters

Five units for two days, three for the third. The certificate lists every unit by tag, and the bill reconciles to the log to the day. The homeowner watched the numbers come down on her phone, so nobody had to explain why the fans stayed.

Day 4 · Closeout

One tap. The packet, the invoice, the signed certificate.

Adjuster packet · 4417 Birchwood Ln
CoverPhotos · 48Scope · 5 linesSupplement · 1Dry logDrying certificateNarrativeInvoice → homeowner portalInvoice → QuickBooksPacket → TPA
Certificate of Completion · signed · M. OkaforSend to homeowner portalSend to QuickBooksSave as PDF
Why it matters

Cover, every room, every photo, every line with its citation, the dry log, the narrative. Certificate of Completion signed by the homeowner on the phone. The invoice goes to the homeowner and to QuickBooks without being typed twice, and the packet goes to the carrier or TPA program the job came in on.

Today

A photo app. A moisture log. A sketch tool. A scoping tool. A reporting tool. Five logins, five invoices.

With Crewmatic

One app. One subscription.
Unlimited users.

Questions contractors ask us

Straight answers, no demo required.

What is Crewmatic?

Crewmatic is mobile-first, offline-first field software for water damage restoration contractors. One app on the tech's phone carries a job from the first call to the signed certificate: customer and property, the floor plan, photos and a voice walkthrough, the scope, the dry log, equipment, the adjuster packet, the invoice. iOS and Android.

Does it work in a basement with no bars?

Yes. It was built offline-first because that is where the loss is. Photos, readings, notes and voice capture save on the phone the moment you take them and sync when signal comes back. A photo taken in a crawlspace does not go missing because the upload failed.

Does it write the estimate for me?

It drafts line items from the photos and what you said on the walkthrough, and every line carries its governing IICRC S500 or OSHA standard where one exists. You approve, edit or reject each one. Nothing goes to an adjuster that a person did not sign off on.

Why do equipment days get cut, and how do you keep them?

An adjuster can only pay for what the log proves. Days get cut when there is no monitoring visit recorded, readings that do not move, or a dehumidifier count that does not match the room. Crewmatic ties every unit to an asset tag and a placed date, records the daily visit and the readings against the drying goal, and bills equipment days straight from that log. The estimate and the dry log say the same thing, so there is nothing to argue about on either side.

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