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Contractorfy vs EagleView

Contractorfy vs EagleView: EagleView Delivers the Measurement. Contractorfy Delivers the Claim.

EagleView sells a single deliverable: a measurement PDF. Contractorfy runs everything that happens before and after that PDF — live-call intake, scope drafting, Xactimate-aligned supplements, material orders, work orders, damage reports, and homeowner packets.

Most Contractorfy users keep EagleView for high-complexity roofs and stop ordering it on straightforward hail claims.

Contractorfy can use an EagleView report as input — or generate its own measurement from field capture and satellite data
The measurement is one document. Contractorfy generates the other 27+ documents on the same claim.
Supplement, estimate, and material order all reference the same measurement — no retyping between tools

Signal board

Operational proof in one view

live

Measurement input

EagleView PDF or internal capture

Documents generated

28+ per claim from one call

Code citations

IRC/IBC on every supplement

Cost model

subscription vs. per-report

Workflow preview

1

Keep ordering EagleView where it earns its fee

Commercial, complex residential, or any claim where the adjuster specifically asks for EagleView imagery.

2

Stop ordering it on simple claims

Hail claims on standard residential roofs can use in-app field capture and satellite measurement at no per-report cost.

3

Let Contractorfy write the rest of the claim

The call transcript drives the scope, supplement, material order, and homeowner packet — the measurement just feeds into them.

Why this page exists

Keep EagleView for the jobs that need it. Replace the cost-per-report on the jobs that do not — and get every other claim document generated automatically.

Best-fit use case

EagleView sells a single deliverable: a measurement PDF. Contractorfy runs everything that happens before and after that PDF — live-call intake, scope drafting, Xactimate-aligned supplements, material orders, work orders, damage reports, and homeowner packets.

  • Contractorfy can use an EagleView report as input — or generate its own measurement from field capture and satellite data
  • The measurement is one document. Contractorfy generates the other 27+ documents on the same claim.
  • Supplement, estimate, and material order all reference the same measurement — no retyping between tools

Document excerpts

Production-ready document templates for internal review and client-facing rollout:

EagleView + Contractorfy claim file

Hybrid measurement flow

Oak Ridge — hail claim (EagleView imported)

Measurement source:EagleView PremiumResidential PDF (ordered)
Scope drafted by:Contractorfy — from 8-minute intake call
Supplement generated:Xactimate-aligned with IRC R905.2.8 drip edge + R905.1.2 ice & water citations
Material order:Routed to material buyer role; pre-priced against supplier
Homeowner packet:Sent during the call; signed before rep left driveway

Measurement tools give you one deliverable. Contractorfy gives you the entire claim file.

What each tool actually does

EagleView is a measurement deliverable. Contractorfy is an operations layer that generates documents from live calls.

  • EagleView output: one PDF per ordered address, billed per report
  • Contractorfy output: scope, estimate, supplement, work order, material order, damage report, homeowner packet, adjuster email — all from one call
  • Contractorfy will ingest an EagleView PDF when that is the right measurement source for the job

Cost per claim

EagleView bills per report. Contractorfy bills by subscription and covers every other document on the claim.

  • Skip EagleView on hail claims where field capture + satellite is enough — keep ordering it on commercial or complex residential
  • Measurements tied directly to Xactimate-aligned line items in the generated estimate
  • No duplicate entry between the measurement report and the supplement

Claim file depth

EagleView has no supplement engine, no code-citation library, no homeowner packet, no live-call transcription.

  • IRC/IBC code-cited add-backs on every supplement (drip edge R905.2.8, ice & water R905.1.2, etc.)
  • Missing line-item detection against approved claim library
  • Role routing: foreman gets work order + material list, PM gets claim packet, estimator gets supplement draft

Frequently asked questions

Is Contractorfy a true EagleView replacement?

For the measurement deliverable itself, no — EagleView has the aerial imagery archive and pixel-accurate reports. Contractorfy ingests an EagleView report when you need one and generates its own measurement when you do not. The real comparison is scope: EagleView is one document, Contractorfy is the whole claim file.

Can we keep EagleView for our complex roofs?

Yes. Most Contractorfy teams keep EagleView for commercial, cut-up residential, and anything the adjuster specifically requests. They just stop ordering it on straightforward hail claims.

How accurate are the measurements without EagleView?

Field capture plus satellite imagery is enough for the vast majority of standard residential hail claims. It is not accurate enough for complex commercial or architecturally unusual roofs — keep EagleView for those.

What does Contractorfy do that EagleView cannot?

EagleView gives you a measurement PDF. Contractorfy generates the scope, estimate, Xactimate-aligned supplement with code citations, work order, material order, damage report, and homeowner packet — all from the live intake call. Different products, different jobs.