The cut is quiet
A blend zeroed out here, a scan marked “not needed” there, feather-and-prime trimmed to a flat 0.3. No single line looks worth a fight, so none of them get one.
Private beta · Independent collision shops
ProofLine reads the carrier's estimate, finds every operation they shorted, and drafts a cited supplement for each one. You approve it. It goes out under your shop's name. Then ProofLine follows each round until you're paid.
Reads estimates written in CCC ONE, Mitchell and Audatex.
A blend zeroed out here, a scan marked “not needed” there, feather-and-prime trimmed to a flat 0.3. No single line looks worth a fight, so none of them get one.
Winning one line means digging through procedure pages, OEM statements and precedent, then writing it up. That's hours of estimator time, so gaps under a few hundred dollars get written off.
Round two. Round three. Carriers know most shops stop answering after the first pushback. Every unanswered rebuttal is money that stays with the carrier.
ProofLine's agents don't get tired and don't lose track. They put the same work into a $40 gap as a $4,000 one.
Send the carrier's estimate PDF or adjuster email to your ProofLine inbox. It reads CCC ONE, Mitchell and Audatex estimates line by line.
Every short-paid line comes back with the argument written and the source cited: estimating guide, OEM procedure, published precedent. Edit anything, then approve.
Rebuttals get answered the same day. Follow-ups go out on the carrier's own response deadlines. The final payment is matched back against your repair order.
See how ProofLine answers it. Each argument cites the carrier's own guide, the OEM procedure, or published precedent.
Based on a cited response to every short-paid RO, a 70% success rate on documented supplements, and about two estimator hours saved per dispute.
ProofLine drafts. You approve. Everything goes out under your shop's name, and nothing leaves until you say so.
Every argument comes from the carrier's own estimating guide, OEM procedures and published precedent. The tone stays professional, so your estimator doesn't have to argue with the adjuster.
Each exchange is logged, cited and time-stamped. If a carrier stalls, the escalation file is already put together.
Encrypted in transit and at rest. We never sell your documents, and we never train models on them without your permission.
Two things: forward the carrier's estimate, and approve the drafts. ProofLine reads the PDF, audits every line, writes each cited argument, answers rebuttals and tracks payment. Every outgoing message waits for your approval.
Your shop does. ProofLine does the research and the writing. You review and approve it, and it goes out under your shop's name.
No. ProofLine is software. It drafts and tracks the supplement work your shop already does. It doesn't represent you, doesn't talk to insurers for you, and doesn't give legal advice.
ProofLine argues only from documented sources: the carrier's own estimating guide, OEM procedures and published precedent. The letters are professional and specific, which usually means fewer back-and-forth calls, not more.
You'll have a full record of the claim: every line, every citation, every response and its date. Hand it to your appraiser or attorney as-is. Stalling stops being free for the carrier.
CCC ONE, Mitchell and Audatex. ProofLine cites the procedure pages of whichever system the carrier wrote the estimate in, so the adjuster is answering to their own guide.
Book a 30-minute call and bring a real short-paid estimate. We'll run ProofLine on it while you watch.