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AFTER ACCIDENT VALUEKnow what the accident changed
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How it works

From VIN to a documented claim package.

After Accident Value keeps the process readable: identify the vehicle, build the local market set, document the repair, and show how the indicated value loss was reached.

01

Claim route

Record the owner, carrier, loss date, liability route, repair status, and threshold facts that affect document language.

02

Vehicle identity

Decode a 17-character VIN through NHTSA, confirm the vehicle, mileage, condition, title status, and pre-loss evidence.

03

Market and damage file

Find or enter comparable vehicles, disclose mileage adjustments, then document the repair amount, damage profile, and supporting records.

04

Review and generate

Review the indicated range and every assumption, certify the inputs, and create the report, Maryland guide, demand letter, and email draft.

What the package includes

Two primary documents, plus communication drafts.

The evaluation report presents the vehicle, market schedule, repair facts, disclosed method, indicated range, and limitations. Maryland cases also receive a separate state claim guide with official reference links. A demand letter and insurer email draft are included as starting points.

01Detailed evaluation report

02Maryland claim guide

03Demand letter

04Insurer email draft

DATA BOUNDARIES

External lookups run only when you request them.

NHTSA VIN decode

The VIN is sent to NHTSA to retrieve manufacturer-reported vehicle specifications.

Comparable search

The VIN, market ZIP, and radius are sent to the configured listing provider when a live search is requested.

Session-only claim data

Names, contact details, claim numbers, and repair narratives stay in the current browser session and are not written to the service database.