SupplementRecovery

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Supplement recovery for collision shops

Insurance cut your supplement? Get it back.

Send the denial. A complete, adjuster-ready rebuttal comes back the same business day, with every cut line answered by the P-page citation or DEG inquiry behind it. The first one's free.

  • Built on DEG precedent and the P-pages
  • ·You submit in your own name
  • ·First one free, cancel anytime

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~0%

of DRP claims now involve at least one supplement

0%+

of total repair cost gets added during supplements, on claims with four or more

Same day

rebuttal turnaround, every business day

Industry figures from CCC Crash Course, sourced below

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How it works

The work, not the pitch

One disputed line, answered. This is the format you receive: one block per cut line, ready to paste into your supplement notes.

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What the carrier wrote

“Refinish time reduced: blend within panel.”

The rebuttal

Blend within the panel is a separate refinish operation, not a reduction of the adjacent panel's refinish time. The database's published refinish formula does not contemplate partial-panel blending as included labor; the blend value is additive to, not subtractive from, the adjacent panel. The included/not-included logic in the P-pages lists blending as a not-included operation requiring separate consideration on a per-panel basis. We are requesting reinstatement of the original refinish time plus the blend allowance as written.

Supported by: database refinish P-page logic (included / not-included operations) · DEG inquiry precedent on partial-panel blend

Illustrative example. Format identical to what you receive

Shops that stopped donating

Early-access shops, quoted with permission.

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What it costs

The offer

Your first rebuttal is free. See the work on your own denial before you decide anything.

After that it works out to $35–$70 a rebuttal depending on volume — against the 1–3 hours of estimator time each one costs you to write in-house. Cancel in one click, any time.

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