Claimari is built for fleets of high-value, long-warranty equipment — starting where we come from.
Claimari was built from extensive utility experience, where failed equipment, warranty deadlines, supplier responses, and repair records all have real consequences. We saw the old way firsthand: forwarded emails, tribal knowledge, scattered nameplate photos, and hope. Claimari turns that fragile process into a complete asset management and claim record for the equipment that keeps operations running.
Transformers, breakers, switchgear, relays — decades-long service lives, real warranties, and OEMs who respond faster when the record is complete and the follow-up never lapses.
Every claim attaches to the asset. Over time, each unit carries its complete service history — failures, responses, costs, outcomes.
Techs photograph the nameplate and email it in. No new app in the truck, no portal password to forget.
When a supplier contests coverage on a seven-figure asset, you hand over an append-only, first-party-timestamped record.
Power, cooling, racks, and compute from different OEMs on different terms — one system tracks every claim against every one of them.
Shorter warranty windows and faster refresh cycles mean a missed window costs real money, fast. Claimari's reminders and expiry handling keep every claim moving.
Quoted versus final repair cost, per asset, per vendor — the true cost of ownership, built from first-party evidence.
The buildout is historic — and every megawatt of it is equipment under warranty. Claimari gives operators one claims system across the whole vendor stack, with the response-time record to hold every supplier to their commitments.
The best time to register a fleet is the day it's commissioned. EPC firms hand owners thousands of assets and their warranties at closeout — Claimari turns that handoff into a live, structured claims capability instead of a binder of PDFs.
For builders managing fixed-price equipment risk of their own, the same machinery tracks supplier claims through construction and commissioning.
