For insurance adjustors & salvage buyers
A better next step
for salvage.
Recover value. Clear the site.
Keep the claim moving.
Bring the item, the details, and the deadline. Surplus brings offers and removal dates together, so you can choose what works for the claim.
An early look at a simpler salvage workflow.
An offer is more than a number.
The right price.
The right pickup.
A higher offer next week or a clear site tomorrow? Compare both. Accept an offer, decline it, or counter the price and removal date together.
Compare the sample offersYou decide which terms fit. No auction clock making the decision for you.
From the claim file to a clear site
Less back-and-forth.
A clear path forward.
- 01
Send the item
Add photos, video, what you know about the loss, and when it needs to be removed. Start in Surplus or connect your claims software.
- 02
Review the listing
Sam helps organize the details into a draft. Check the condition notes and removal requirements, then approve it for buyers to see.
- 03
Put it in front of buyers
Notify salvage companies by email. Buyers review the item and submit a private offer with a proposed removal date.
- 04
Agree. Remove. Record.
Negotiate price and timing, select an offer, and keep the agreed terms and removal confirmation with the item.
Start where you already work
Your claim.
One less handoff.
A “Send to Surplus” connection can bring an item’s photos and details across from your claims software. Your team reviews the draft before it reaches buyers.
Explore the proposed ClaimSpire handoff in the demo. Software connections are arranged with your team.
A few practical details.
Is this an auction?
No. Buyers submit private offers with removal dates. The adjustor can accept, decline or counter both terms. Buyers do not see competing offers.
Who arranges loading and transport?
The listing sets out the requirements, and buyers explain their removal plan with the offer. The agreed responsibilities are recorded with the accepted terms.
What if we don’t know whether the item works?
Say so. Keep observed condition, reported information and unknowns distinct. The adjustor reviews the description, and buyers can assess whether the item suits them.
See the whole handoff