Wreckon

What it does

Wreckon checks a vehicle damage claim's photos against its repair estimate and shows you, part by part, where the two do not agree:

• Billed, but not visible — line items on the estimate with no supporting damage in any photo. Your overbilling review signal.
• Visible, but not billed — damage plainly there in the photos that never made it onto the estimate. Your missed-damage signal.
• Matched — the parts where photos and paperwork line up.

What used to mean flipping between a folder of photos and a multi-page estimate, line by line, comes back as one short list of the parts worth a second look.

Why you can trust the answer

The photos and the estimate are reviewed separately, and neither review sees the other. One pass lists only what damage is visible. A second pass lists only what is billed. Only then are the two compared — and that comparison is fixed, mechanical part-matching, not an opinion that can be talked around.

Every finding names a specific part, so you can open that photo, find that estimate line, and confirm it yourself in seconds. Nothing here asks you to take the answer on faith.

Who it is for

• Insurance adjusters triaging claims before approval
• Independent appraisers producing a defensible second opinion
• Fleet and leasing managers checking accident and end-of-lease repair bills
• Repair shops self-checking an estimate before it goes to the insurer
• Claims teams sampling a book of work for overbilling patterns

How it works

1. Put the claim's damage photos and its repair estimate into one ZIP file.
2. Drop it on your dashboard, or send it to the API. Submit several claims together and track them as a single batch.
3. The audit runs in the background and the page updates as soon as it is ready — nothing to keep open or watch.

What you get back

A summary score for the claim, then all three groups in full, each finding with its part, location and severity. Download as JSON, CSV or PDF, and re-download any time at no extra charge.

Good to know

• Vehicle exterior damage — body panels, glass, lights, bumpers and wheels.
• A review aid, not a verdict. Wreckon flags what deserves a human look; approving or denying the claim stays with you.
• Accepts JPEG, PNG, WebP and HEIC photos plus one estimate as PDF, image, or spreadsheet/text, bundled in a single ZIP of up to 25 MB and up to 20 photos per claim.
• You pay per claim audited, and only when it succeeds. A claim that is refused or fails costs you nothing.
• Your files are not kept. The upload is held only while the audit runs and is discarded the moment it finishes. Reports stay available for 30 days, then are deleted.