Hover is pretty nice, I've found it slow to upload the pics when using the app on my phone in the field. So if I'm doing hover the first thing I do is take the hover shots to get it done before I leave. Also sometimes you can get a rejected photo if there's a tree in the way. Sadly they seemed to drop the ball during the daracho/laura. I think they got flooded with work as they were taking days to generate reports. Several of my claims I would have paid for out of pocket if they could have gotten the report done in time.
Hover tells me that their AI is learning all the time and that they're getting the turnaround times shorter and shorter. But I suspect that you're right that they were overwhelmed by all the sudden cat work in 2020.
@@AdjusterTV Man oh man ... Did u say your working on claims from sun up to sun down then working at night...LOL .. Where do you get any work life balance doing this gig? I hope theres some serious money to be made if one is putting in those type of hrs. Love the content however.
Competitive with other pictometry services: hover.to/pricing But many IA firms are including HOVER inside of their claims platforms. Pacesetterclaims.com is one
A minute saved is a minute you can’t bill for. Any monkey can take site photos/ drone roof and claims can be desk adjusted. Goodbye field adjuster positions.
@@AdjusterTV hey thanks I’m a new Insurance Adjuster been license since March i watch your channel for advice and help so far closed over 100 claims working on daily claims under pilot Cat services inc adjusting company in NYC so far money has been really good I’m 22 making at least 2,500 a week not sure if I’m ready for my first deployment still learning any advice ? You can give me
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Amazing video Matt. I started my Xactimate training yesterday. I’m very excited to be changing careers after decades in the painting business.
Hover is pretty nice, I've found it slow to upload the pics when using the app on my phone in the field. So if I'm doing hover the first thing I do is take the hover shots to get it done before I leave. Also sometimes you can get a rejected photo if there's a tree in the way. Sadly they seemed to drop the ball during the daracho/laura. I think they got flooded with work as they were taking days to generate reports. Several of my claims I would have paid for out of pocket if they could have gotten the report done in time.
Hover tells me that their AI is learning all the time and that they're getting the turnaround times shorter and shorter. But I suspect that you're right that they were overwhelmed by all the sudden cat work in 2020.
@@AdjusterTV Man oh man ... Did u say your working on claims from sun up to sun down then working at night...LOL .. Where do you get any work life balance doing this gig? I hope theres some serious money to be made if one is putting in those type of hrs. Love the content however.
where is the sharable macro file?
Excellent commentary.
Glad you enjoyed it
The copy/paste won't work for me :(
Me too , it shows a red circle .. did he reach out to you yet
What partition software do you use for XM8 on the MacBook Pro? Parallels?
I used a Bootcamp partition and it worked perfectly.
I thnik i would change the pitch to the nearest pitch so they all match --6/12
Why do you want them to all match?
how much does Hover cost?
Competitive with other pictometry services: hover.to/pricing But many IA firms are including HOVER inside of their claims platforms. Pacesetterclaims.com is one
A minute saved is a minute you can’t bill for. Any monkey can take site photos/ drone roof and claims can be desk adjusted. Goodbye field adjuster positions.
Can i request esx documents with the pay as you go version ??
I think you can. Any report should be available.
@@AdjusterTV hey thanks I’m a new Insurance Adjuster been license since March i watch your channel for advice and help so far closed over 100 claims working on daily claims under pilot Cat services inc adjusting company in NYC so far money has been really good I’m 22 making at least 2,500 a week not sure if I’m ready for my first deployment still learning any advice ? You can give me