Compared with Cotality Contractor Workspace
One connects you to the insurer. The other protects your margin on it.
Cotality Contractor Workspace is the one other product built for UK insurance repair contractors, and if your panel mandates it you will keep it. It makes you visible to the insurer. Claim Job Control sits on your side of the claim: the contact clock, the margin floor, the audit trail and the worklists that keep the office honest.
| Cotality Contractor Workspace | Claim Job Control | |
|---|---|---|
| Who it is for | UK insurance repair contractors on insurer and network panels | The same contractors, 3 to 70 staff, plus firms moving into insurance work |
| What it is sold on | Visibility to the insurer: the contractor side of Claims Workspace, used by networks such as Woodgate and Clark | Protection of the contractor: the clocks, the margin floor and the audit trail on your own side of the claim |
| Published UK price | Not published; request a demo | £237 a month for a three-seat office; £79 per extra office seat; £15 per field seat; fixed setup of £950 to £1,500 by firm size |
| Try it | Demo on request; no public trial found | Create your own account tonight and load twelve sample claims; 30-minute demo with the founder |
| Implementation | Case study cites a six-week implementation for a ten-person firm | Live inside ten working days; setup refunded if you cancel inside 60 days |
| Job cost against budget | Yes: job cost vs budget and margin tracking are advertised | Yes, and the floor is per insurer, frozen on the claim at creation, and checked at survey, acceptance and during the works |
| First-contact clock from instruction | Not advertised | 15-minute target with escalation ladder; every attempt logged |
| Contact before appointment, enforced | Not advertised | The book-appointment button is absent, and the server refuses, until contact is logged |
| Tamper-proof estimate audit | Not advertised | Written by the database on every rate, quantity and price change; accepted estimates lock |
| Variations workflow | Not advertised | Post-acceptance changes go through the surveyor, then the insurer, with elapsed time visible |
| Insurer SLA scorecard | Not advertised | First contact, survey and estimate performance the way the insurer sees it |
| Link to the insurer | Native: it is the contractor end of Claims Workspace | Alongside it: adjuster scope arrives as a PDF and imports into the estimate builder; you keep the panel rail where mandated |
Cotality statements are taken from cotality.com/uk product pages, product documentation and published case studies as read in August 2026, and may have changed; check their site for current terms. “Not advertised” means we could not find the feature described on their public pages, not that it does not exist. Claim Job Control figures are our published prices, ex-VAT.
Running both
Most firms on a Cotality-connected panel will run both, and that is how Claim Job Control was designed: the insurer sees what the network needs to see; your office sees the clocks, the floor and the P&L the network never shows you. Scope that arrives from the adjuster as a PDF imports straight into the estimate builder, and the specification letter that goes back carries works and price only, never your rates or your margin.
Next step
Bring a job that came through the network.
Thirty minutes. We import its scope, price it against the insurer’s floor, and show you what the network does not.