The adjuster was never on the roof. Your camera was.
You photograph the hail hits and the tear-off, each stamped with the date and the address. Send the adjuster one branded PDF he can open on the first try.
The damage photos and the finished roof photos go into one branded PDF, ready for the adjuster.
Where Roofing jobs go wrong
The adjuster only sees what you show him
Chalked hits and creased shingles. If it was not photographed on the roof with a date on it, it is not in the claim, and the supplement gets denied on paper you cannot argue with.
Tear-off buries the evidence
The rot you found under the old layer is gone the moment you sheet over it. Photograph the deck before you cover it and the change order stops being a phone call and starts being a picture.
Storm season, three crews, one week
Every roof looks like every other roof in a camera roll of four thousand pictures. Pick the job first, then shoot, and the photos file themselves under the address they came from.
The leak call two winters later
A homeowner calls about a stain and wants to know what you did up there. Pull the job, pull the flashing detail and the finished field, and answer it without putting a truck back on the street.
Run one of your own Roofing jobs through it
Twenty minutes on a call: give us one real job, we load it and tag it while you watch, and the finished PDF and a share link are in your inbox before we hang up. $5,000 once on your own hardware, $3,500 in your own cloud, or $99 a month hosted. unlimited people either way.