For Home Warranty Companies
Every claim you dispatch turns into manual re-entry on the contractor side, the same swivel-chair penalty that plagues property management. Lumberjack is the invisible connective layer that syncs claims to the field service tools your contractor network already runs, and routes status, photos, and completion data back automatically.
One Claim, Two Systems, Zero Connection
A homeowner files a claim. Your platform assigns it to a contractor. From there, the work order lives in two disconnected worlds: your claims system, and whatever FSM (Jobber, ServiceTitan, FieldPulse, and others) the contractor actually uses to run their day. Someone re-keys the assignment. Someone re-keys the update. Someone chases down photos and invoices manually. It’s the same structural gap we solved for property managers and their vendors, and it costs you the same thing it costs them: time, accuracy, and contractor goodwill.
The Same Sync, Built for Claims
Lumberjack connects your claims platform directly to your contractors’ field service software, using the same bidirectional architecture we run for property management to FSM sync today. Claims route out as work orders the moment they’re assigned. Status changes, photos, and completion data sync back automatically as the job moves through the contractor’s own workflow. No new portal for your network to learn. No behavior change required from contractors who are already living inside their FSM every day.
Under the hood: entity resolution matches your contractors, properties, and claims to the correct records on the FSM side, so updates land in the right place without manual mapping, even as a claim moves through its full lifecycle.
Built for How Your Network Already Works
Your contractor network didn’t sign up for another system to log into. They signed up to get jobs and get paid. Lumberjack meets them where they already are. That means faster claim turnaround, fewer status check calls, cleaner documentation on completed work, and a contractor network that stays because nothing about their day to day changed.
Early, and Moving
We’re in active conversations with home warranty platforms who are dealing with exactly this gap. If you’re evaluating how to close the loop between claims and contractor execution without building custom integrations for every FSM your network runs, we’d like to talk.
Let’s Close the Loop
See how claims sync automatically to the field service tools your contractors already run.
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