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RestoreWright vs Xactimate
Xactimate is the file format many adjusters still live in. RestoreWright is the job-site scope: photos, IICRC class, moisture log, priced mitigation lines, and a rebuttal when the carrier cuts you. Use both. We do not output a Verisk ESX file.
RestoreWright
Adjuster-ready scope of loss
IICRC-grounded drying logic. Moisture log. Carrier packet. Rebuttal. In minutes.
$169/mo flat
1 seat included. Extra seats available from Team. 14-day trial, no card.
Xactimate
The Verisk estimating platform most carriers already use.
Verisk subscription
Per-user. Carriers often require it. We do not invent a dollar figure.
Side by side
| What you need | RestoreWright | Xactimate |
|---|---|---|
| Native Verisk / Xactimate ESX file | No. Our XML is our schema. | Yes |
| Priced mitigation scope in minutes | Yes | Manual line entry |
| IICRC class + drying quantities on the same job | Yes | You enter it |
| Daily moisture log (account-level; used when you generate a scope) | Yes | Separate workflow |
| Carrier packet (drying docs + photos) | Yes | Estimate-centric |
| Adjuster rebuttal on the same claim | Yes | You write it |
| Read a carrier / Xactimate PDF printout | Yes (extract, not ESX import) | N/A |
| DocuSketch floor-plan ESX into rooms | Yes | Sketch tools vary |
| Price | $169/mo flat | Verisk subscription |
Do not replace Xactimate where the carrier requires it
If the desk will only open a Verisk file, keep Xactimate. RestoreWright writes the scope and the drying record so you are not rebuilding the loss from a blank estimate on every job.
Speed is the on-site job
Photos, category, rooms, and class in. A priced scope out in minutes. Edit every line before you send it.
The XML export is honest
Dashboard export is RestoreWright structured scope XML. The button says so. It is not a Verisk ESX file.
Questions
Does RestoreWright replace Xactimate?
No. It writes the mitigation scope, moisture log, carrier packet, and rebuttal. When a carrier requires a Verisk file, you still use Xactimate.
Can I import a real Xactimate ESX?
No. You can extract line items from a PDF or image printout, and you can import a DocuSketch floor-plan ESX for room areas. That is not a Verisk claim file.
Write the scope on site. Keep Xactimate for the carrier file.
$169/mo flat. 14-day trial. No card.
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