AssessPro

Run your firm's claim work on AssessPro

AssessPro is built for claims investigation and loss assessment firms in Kenya. Set up your branches, bring in your team and manage the work under your firm's own name.

A Senior Investigator hands a claim file to a Field Investigator at the doorway of a small office in Nairobi.
Photo 1A file ready for fieldwork

Who it suits

AssessPro works for firms of different sizes and kinds of assessment work.

What your firm gets

Getting your firm set up

You need an email address, your company's name and its first branch.

  1. Choose your account

    Select Get started on the home page, then choose "I run an investigation or assessment firm".

  2. Create your sign-in

    Enter your email and the six digit code sent to you, then your name and password. You only need to create this account once.

  3. Name your firm

    Enter your company name and its first branch. If you have one office, use its town as the branch name. AssessPro opens on that branch.

  4. Set up the branch

    Add your Clients and their billing details, check your report templates and invite your team by email. Each invitation stays under Invitations until the person accepts it.

Staff working in a claims investigation office, with colleagues reviewing files at desks while others handle documents.
Photo 2The morning list

Give each person their part

Invite your colleagues into the branch with roles that match the work they do.

Firm Admin
Runs the firm, including people, insurers, files, reports and billing.
Senior Investigator
Assigns files, approves task work, signs off reports and sends invoices.
Office
Opens files, follows up on documents, drafts reports and sees every file in the branch.
Field Investigator
Works on assigned files, including tasks, statements, evidence and report drafts.
Accounts
Handles client invoices, incoming payments and closing the investigators' pay cycle.

Set up your firm on AssessPro

Start with your company and first branch, then bring in the people who will use it.