Claimable review
Structured claim workflows with reporting, integrations and configurable controls.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Claimable is cloud-based claims management software for organisations processing insurance and operational claims. It brings claim data, documents, communications, contacts and tasks into a browser-based workspace, with configurable claim types, fields and labels. The product is aimed at insurers, claims management companies, brokers, adjusters, logistics businesses, retailers, repair contractors and in-house claims teams that need structured records and repeatable workflows.
The plan structure scales mainly through capacity, access and administrative controls. Startup includes one custom claim type, 10 GB of document storage, six months of audit trail logs, filters and reporting, and API access. Growth expands to up to three custom claim types and 100 GB of storage, adds 18 months of audit trail logs, five limited-access users and priority in-app support. Established adds unlimited custom claim types, unlimited document storage, unlimited audit trail logs and unlimited limited-access users, alongside SAML SSO and IP address filtering. A 14-day trial is available, while the product uses paid plans rather than a free plan.
Workflow depth is the main reason to consider Claimable. Teams can assign tasks, set due dates and reminders, store documents, images, emails and notes within claims, and generate emails and documents from templates populated with claim data. Role-based access controls, restricted claim types, CRM records and claim history support structured collaboration. Filters, custom reports, dashboards and scheduled exports help teams monitor work, while the REST API, webhooks and integrations with Zapier, Google Forms, Typeform, HubSpot and Slack extend its fit. Choose Claimable for organised web-based claims operations; teams needing dedicated mobile apps or native claim intake should look elsewhere.
Claimable pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Configurable claim records, tasks, checklists and reminders
- Reports, dashboards, scheduled exports and audit history
- REST API, webhooks, Zapier and CRM support
- Where it doesn't
- No free plan; access is through paid plans
- Dedicated iOS and Android apps are not part of the platform options
- Custom claim intake uses external forms and integrations
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