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Sending assignments through Xactimate and XactAnalysis

Generally, we begin an assignment by creating and sending a Send Work Assignment (SWA) in XactAnalysis. An example of an SWA can be found in this article , which also gives step-by-step instructions…

Updated by Mara K

Adding ClickOnce for the Xactimate online Estimate Writer

To use the Xactimate online Estimate Writer , you must install the Xactware ClickOnce extension in your browser. If you do not have rights to install extensions, you may need to contact your system a…

Updated by Jill Bowers

Enable third-party cookies

Note: To see a list of domains that require cookies, select Xactimate Domains in the table of contents. Enable cookies in Chrome . If your company manages your Chrome settings, you might not be able…

Updated by Jill Bowers

Creating work orders in Xactimate online

Work orders are sheets that you create for subcontractors or in-house crews that specify what work needs to be done. There are four types of work orders, based on how they’re priced: Prices can be en…

Updated by Jill Bowers

What's new in Xactimate online

If an Xactimate release includes any major changes that affect your product experience, we highlight them here to provide you with updates. To view greater details on these changes (when necessary),…

Updated by Jill Bowers

Downloading the Online Estimate Writer

To work on projects in Xactimate online, you must download the Online Estimate Writer (OEW). OEW allows you to enter claim information, build sketches, add estimate items, review documents, use impor…

Updated by Jill Bowers

Xactimate glossary

Term Definition/Explanation 3d grid A three dimensional view for your sketch​​ in Xactimate. Actual cash value This is what an item is worth after the item's depreciation has been removed from the re…

Updated by Jill Bowers

Links to product documentation

This domain contains help documentation for Xactimate, XactContents, XactScope, and Xactimate Admin. For articles about other products, please visit their domain: ClaimXperience. XactAnalysis. Conten…

Updated by Jill Bowers

FAQs about Xactimate online

Xactimate online has many new features that make estimating easier and more efficient. The onboarding process is nothing to be afraid of – many of the features that users have worked with in the old…

Updated by Jill Bowers

Glossary I-Q

I. I-joist Wood beams that have top and bottom chords made out of laminated veneer lumber (LVL) or dimensional lumber and the center web made out of either plywood or oriented strand board. I-joists…

Updated by Jill Bowers

What is an Error 504?

Error 504 appears if the page you are trying to reach does not connect with the server in a timely manner. When the connection times out, it prevents the page from loading appropriately. 504 errors a…

Updated by Jill Bowers

Glossary R-Z

R. Rabbet joint Siding joint made by thinning the edge of two boards to about half their width and then overlapping the two thinned edges. Radiant heat Heat that travels in waves and increases the te…

Updated by Jill Bowers

Estimate collaboration in Xactimate and XactAnalysis

Note: This article explains estimate collaboration in Xactimate. For more information on estimate collaboration in XactAnalysis, see this help article for XactAnalysis. After a collaborator for a pro…

Updated by Jill Bowers

Learn more about Xactimate online

Verisk has many resources to help users learn more about Xactimate. Online help documentation: You can search our library of help documentation for answers to common questions, solutions for potentia…

Updated by Jill Bowers

Accessing Xactimate online

Finding Xactimate online . No installation is required to access Xactimate online. Simply visit the Xactimate online website. Sign in with your XID and your password. Note: If your administrator adds…

Updated by Jill Bowers

Glossary A-H

#. 2/10 Rule A rule that states that the top of a flue must be at least two feet higher than any roof part within ten feet. 4/1 Rule A rule for safe placement of a ladder. The 4/1 Rule states that fo…

Updated by Jill Bowers