One record. Every participant.
A property loss touches five organizations. They have never shared a screen.
Everyone works the same loss from a different system — phone calls, forwarded email, a portal nobody else can see. Swiftly gives them one record, each person seeing their own view of it, in their own vocabulary.
Homeowner
Sees who is coming, when they will arrive, and what happens next — in plain words, never a status code.
Restoration provider
Takes the job, documents the work from the field, and gets paid on verified milestones instead of chased invoices.
Property manager
Runs a whole portfolio from one queue, with the exceptions that need a decision surfaced first.
Carrier
Receives assessment packages and documentation as they are produced, against a clock both sides can see.
Capital partner
Funds the repair against verified progress, with every billable moment recorded as it happens.
Every commitment on a clock
Recovery stalls in the gaps between organizations. Swiftly makes the gaps visible.
Every step of a recovery carries a deadline and an owner. When one is missed, the platform raises it, names whose move it is, escalates if nobody acts, and keeps the record of what happened — so nothing waits quietly for a week.
Dispatch in minutes
A loss goes out to qualified crews nearby with a response window, widening automatically until someone accepts.
Live arrival
Once a crew is on the way, the homeowner watches them approach with an arrival time based on actual movement.
Evidence as it happens
Photos, readings and documents attach to the milestone they prove, timestamped, visible to whoever is entitled to see them.