SupSonic automatically identifies your missing supplement items in 30 seconds — with building code citations and adjuster-ready verbiage to get them approved. Ensure full scope coverage and code compliance on every job.
Upload the estimate. Get the missing items. Import into Xactimate.
Real Data from Real Jobs
In our analysis of real roofing jobs, not a single original insurance estimate was complete.
Based on analysis of real residential roofing supplement jobs.
Adjusters embed what should be standalone line items into waste factor notes instead of pricing them separately. They skip items on certain elevations. They price install-only instead of removal and replacement. These aren't mistakes — they're how carriers control payout.
If your team catches it, you get paid. If they don't, that's your margin walking out the door.
Most supplement specialists spend hours per job cross-referencing building codes, pulling Xactimate codes, and writing justification verbiage. Some of your PMs skip supplementing entirely because it's not worth their time. Either way, you're leaving money on the table.
SupSonic compares your insurance estimate against a comprehensive library of roofing supplement items trained on real supplement data. Items that should be there but aren’t get flagged — tiered by likelihood of need based on how frequently they appear on similar jobs.
Recommendations include Xactimate codes and justification verbiage drawn from building codes, manufacturer specs, and field conditions. No Googling codes, no writing justifications from scratch.
SupSonic generates an Xactimate-Compatible Macro file (.MCX). One import and every supplement item — codes, quantities, and justification notes — lands directly in your estimate. Copy/paste is also available as a fallback.
Rebuilds the entire estimate — original line items plus your supplement additions — so you don’t have to type a single line. One macro, complete job, ready to price.
Adjusters deny claims that lack documentation. SupSonic builds every recommendation on three pillars of evidence — giving adjusters the justification they need to approve payment.
IRC and local code citations that make the item a legal requirement, not a request.
GAF, Owens Corning, and CertainTeed warranty specs that make the item non-negotiable for coverage.
Field condition language tied to your specific job scope, ready for photo documentation.
Xactimate-Ready Macro
SupSonic generates an Xactimate-Compatible Macro file (.MCX). Import it using Xactimate's standard Data Transfer feature and every supplement item — codes, quantities, and justification notes — lands directly in your estimate. What used to take over an hour takes under a minute.
When supplement items are backed by IRC building codes and manufacturer specifications, adjusters approve them faster — and the roof gets repaired the way it should be. SupSonic doesn't just find missing revenue. It ensures every approved item meets the code requirements that protect the homeowner, the contractor's warranty, and the carrier's liability.
Supplements backed by code get approved faster and protect your warranty obligations.
Every line item comes with the IRC citation and regulatory text — no lookup required.
A code-compliant repair means a roof that performs as designed.
A typical supplement adds items the original estimate missed — items that are code-required, manufacturer-specified, or physically necessary for a proper installation. On an average residential reroof, these add up to thousands in recovered revenue per job. If your team does 10 jobs a month, that's tens of thousands in annual revenue that was already owed to you. SupSonic costs $79–$199/month.
SupSonic's recommendations come from analyzing real roofing supplement jobs from real roofing contractors. Every Xactimate code is verified against MCX source files. Every building code citation is cross-referenced to current IRC and local amendments. Every manufacturer reference links to actual warranty documentation.
This isn't a generic checklist. It's a system trained on how real supplement specialists actually work — what they add, what codes they use, and what verbiage gets claims approved.
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SupSonic identifies missing supplement items on any residential roofing insurance estimate. The recommendation engine is built on IRC building codes, verified Xactimate codes, and real supplement approval data — none of which are regional.
For areas impacted by hurricanes, high winds, or ice, some line item specifications vary from standard recommendations. We're actively refining the model for these climate zones — enhanced wind zone, TWIA, and ice shield specifications are in development.
If you work in a coastal, hurricane, or northern ice zone market and want to help us dial in the model for your area, we'd love to hear from you.
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