Compared with DASH by Cotality · United States · Early access
One runs the job for everyone. The other protects your margin on it.
DASH is the incumbent, and it is also sold to the carriers that send you work. If your program mandates it you will keep it. Claim Job Control sits on your side of the claim only: a margin floor per carrier, a first-contact clock from the assignment, and an audit trail nobody on your staff can edit.
| DASH (Cotality) | Claim Job Control | |
|---|---|---|
| Who it is for | Mid-size to large restoration firms, franchises and TPA-heavy program contractors | Independent restoration and repair contractors, 5 to 70 people, on carrier and program work |
| What it is sold on | “Job management for the restoration industry”; also sold to carriers | Protection of the contractor: the margin floor per carrier, the clocks, and the audit trail, on your side of the claim only |
| Published price | Custom quote; third-party listings cite about $595 per user per month and we could not verify it | Indicative: $99 per office seat (three minimum), $19 per field seat, $1,900 setup, waived for early access |
| Try it | Request a demo | Create your own account and load twelve sample claims; thirty-minute screen-share with the founder |
| Getting your data out | Reviewers report $450 to $1,200 charged for a master CSV export | Every report exports to CSV; full export on request; no export fee |
| Independent reviews | Capterra 3.1 of 5 as read in August 2026; “outdated interface”, crashes and lost photos recur | None yet; the US edition is in early access |
| Margin floor per carrier, checked before acceptance | Not advertised | Yes: frozen on the job when the assignment lands, checked at inspection, acceptance and during the work |
| First-contact clock from the assignment | Not advertised | 15-minute target with an escalation ladder; every attempt logged |
| No inspection before contact, enforced | Not advertised | The schedule button is absent, and the server refuses, until the homeowner is contacted |
| Tamper-proof estimate audit | Not advertised | Written by the database on every rate, quantity and price change; approved estimates lock |
| Change orders and supplements | Yes, job management | Through your estimator, then to the adjuster, with elapsed time visible until approval |
| Xactimate and XactAnalysis | Native XactAnalysis integration; Claims Connect, MICA, Matterport | PDF scope import into the estimate (native ESX not yet), the assignment becomes the claim; pushing back to XactNet is on the roadmap and depends on Verisk |
| Security attestations | SOC 2 (2022) | Encrypted in transit and at rest, database-level audit, EU hosting today; SOC 2 and a US data region on the roadmap |
DASH statements are taken from cotality.com product pages and Capterra reviews 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 prices are indicative and confirmed when the US edition opens.
Running both
A program that runs on DASH will keep you on DASH for what the program sees. Claim Job Control is where your office sees what the program never shows you: the margin on each job against your floor for that carrier, the clocks, and who changed what. The scope that arrives as a PDF imports straight into the estimate.
Next step
Bring one program job.
Thirty minutes on a screen-share. We import its scope, check it against your floor, and show you what the program does not.