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Towing portal · For call-outs after a claim or breakdown

Towing after a claim or breakdown

If a vehicle has to be towed, the request reaches you in the portal and by email. You report the status; the driver sees the arrival time in the app.

  • Accept or decline call-outs for claims and breakdowns
  • Report status: dispatched, en route, delivered
  • Set appointment: the driver sees the arrival time in the app
GraphicTowing order with accident location, status “En Route” and arrival time. Stylised illustration, not a map view from the portal.

Starting point

What slows down the call-out today

Three places where things get stuck today, and what Clamio does there.

  • Call-out by word of mouth

    The order comes by phone. You write down vehicle and location.

    With ClamioRequests reach you in the portal and by email. With the order you see the vehicle, the accident location and whether it is drivable.

  • When will help arrive?

    Driver and fleet call and ask about the arrival.

    With ClamioYou set the appointment in the order. The driver sees the arrival time in the app, even if it changes.

  • Invoice without feedback

    Whether the invoice has arrived and been reviewed, you only learn on asking.

    With ClamioYou submit the invoice in the same portal and see its status through to “Paid”.

01Call-out

One call-out, your section

Each partner works in their own portal and only sees the cases for which they have an order.

One process, six stationsIllustration
  1. 01Report
  2. 02Review
  3. 03Partner selectionThis is where you get on
  4. 04Approval
  5. 05Settlement
  6. 06Closure
Section of the line map on the home page: the towing service gets on at “Partner selection”, with an order for this one case. A case is only closed once all orders are done and all invoices decided.
  • Claim and breakdown (add-on module)

    If a vehicle is not drivable after a claim, towing is organised as an order. If a driver reports a stranded vehicle, the fleet commissions the towing service via Clamio.

  • Accept or decline

    Requests reach you in the portal and by email. The fleet chooses in the process how partners are asked. At the same time: as soon as one partner accepts, the request is settled for the others. If one declines, the request to the others stays open. One after another: if one declines, the next is asked immediately, otherwise once the waiting time has elapsed.

  • What you see

    Vehicle, accident location and drivability, plus Damage Arrival with description, photos and damage sketch.

  • Own amounts only

    You see your own order amounts. Other amounts of the claim only as far as they are shared.

One file, everyone sees their own section.

File · Towing service’s viewIllustration
Your section
  • Your ordervisible: for a claim or a breakdown
  • Vehiclevisible: that has to be towed
  • Accident locationvisible: location of the vehicle
  • Drivabilityvisible: drivable, yes or no
  • Damage Arrivalvisible: with description, photos and damage sketch
  • Amountspartly: your own order amounts, others only as far as shared
  • Cases without an ordernot visible: do not appear for you
  • Via order linknot visible: driver and cost data are not visible through it
Orders · Towing portalScreenshot
Tiles in the Towing portal: orders by status, from New via Dispatched, En Route and Waiting to Delivered, each with a count.
Incoming and current orders by status. Screenshot with demo data. Swipe sideways to view.

02Workflow

From call-out to invoicing

Your order is attached to the file of the case. You accept, report the status and set the appointment. Fleet and driver see when help is coming.

The fleet commissions via ClamioYou carry out the call-outThe driver sees the arrival time

Station 03 · Status and appointment

You set the appointment, the driver sees the arrival time

In the towing history you report the status: dispatched, en route, delivered. After accepting, you set the appointment in the order. The breakdown’s arrival time follows this appointment.

  • The driver sees the arrival time in the app, even if it changes.
  • The fleet sees the arrival time in the breakdown file and is notified.
  • You can change or remove the appointment.
Clamio
shows fleet and driver the arrival time
You
report the status and set the appointment
Towing history · Status and appointmentIllustration
Your status · try it out

Driver app

Breakdown

Help on the wayHelp is expected to arrive at 14:40

Fleet:Breakdown: new arrival time …

Your status in the towing history: En Route. Appointment set; the arrival time is shown in the Driver app.

Your steps do not automatically change the status of the help in the app. The time is a freely chosen example.

The towing history shows every step with time and trigger.

Who commissions

The fleet, via Clamio: from the claim or from the breakdown.

Who gets the call-out

The fleet chooses in the process how partners are asked. At the same time: as soon as one partner accepts, the request is settled for the others. If one declines, the request to the others stays open. One after another: if one declines, the next is asked immediately, otherwise once the waiting time has elapsed.

Who sees the arrival time

The fleet in the breakdown file, the driver in the app.

No amounts in messages

Messages to partners and drivers contain no claim amounts.

02.1Breakdown or claim

Two occasions, the same process

  • If a vehicle is not drivable after a claim, towing is organised as an order.
  • If a driver reports a stranded vehicle, the fleet commissions the towing service via Clamio.
  • A breakdown can be converted into a claim.

Claim and breakdown, one towing order

Illustration

ClaimVehicle not drivable

BreakdownDriver reports stranded vehicle

Towing orderin your portal, attached to the file of the case

Your order is attached to the file of the case, whether claim or breakdown.

03Driver

The driver knows when help is coming

The driver sees the arrival time in the app, even if it changes. It follows the appointment you set in the order.

  • Arrival time

    You set the appointment in the order. The driver sees the arrival time in the app, the fleet in the breakdown file.

  • Status of the help

    The app shows the driver the status of the help, from “Help requested” to “Towed”. Your steps in the towing history do not change it automatically.

  • Arrangements

    You settle queries in the file instead of by phone, under the “Discussion” tab.

One call-out, three partiesIllustration
  1. Driverreports a stranded vehicle with location
  2. Fleetcommissions the towing service via Clamio
  3. Towing service · Youaccept the order and set the appointment
  4. Driversees the arrival time in the app
  5. Towing service · Youreport “Delivered” and enter the distance

Example history of a breakdown, drawn without names and dates.

Driver app, “Breakdown” view: “Call for help” button, status “Help is on the way” and the card “Help is expected to arrive at 21:33”.
Screenshot · Driver appThis is how the driver sees the arrival time. Screenshot with invented demo data.

04Invoicing

Distance and invoice in the same portal

You submit invoices with line items and receipt digitally. The payer reviews and approves them.

  • Distance (km)

    You enter distance and estimated costs on the order, in the “Order cost details” dialog.

  • Invoice

    You submit it with line items and receipt in the same portal and see its status through to “Paid”.

  • Own amounts

    You see your own order amounts. Other amounts of the claim only as far as they are shared.

  • Without an account

    For service providers without their own account, the fleet records the invoice.

Statuses of your invoiceIllustration
  1. Draft
  2. Submittedwith line items and receipt, in the same portal
  3. In reviewwith the payer
  4. Approvedor “Rejected”
  5. Paid

After invoicing you set the order to “Invoiced”.

Drawn without amounts.

05Collaboration

You tow, everyone works in one file

You work in the same file as fleet and insurer and only see what concerns your order.

FleetCommissions via Clamio

The fleet organises the help

If a driver reports a stranded vehicle, the fleet commissions towing service, garage or car rental via Clamio. It sees your arrival time in the breakdown file.

Solution for fleets

DriverReports via the app

The driver is not left waiting in the dark

The driver sees the status of the help and the arrival time in the app.

To the Driver app

Underwriting agent (MGA)Commissions on behalf

You see who has acted

The MGA’s settlement decision carries the label “on behalf of”.

Solution for underwriting agents

Other service providersOrders when a claim occurs

Each partner in their own portal

Garages, assessors, car rental providers and law firms work in the same file, each in their own portal.

Solution for service providers

Also in the Towing portal

  • Calendar with appointments
  • Discussion
  • Documents
  • Invoices
  • Towing history

Without your own accountAs a fleet’s service provider you can also take part without your own account via a protected order link.

Own rolesTow drivers and accounting work with their own roles in the Towing portal.

Everyone sees only their own section

Own cases and orders
Each organisation sees its own cases and those for which it has an order or delegated authority, or which it insures.
Own amounts only
Partners only see amounts of their own orders and invoices.
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Data stored in data centres in the EU; transmission is encrypted (TLS).

Frequently asked questions

What towing services want to know in advance

Do I get call-outs for claims and for breakdowns?

Yes. You accept or decline call-outs for claims and breakdowns.

How does the driver learn when I am coming?

You set the appointment in the order. The driver sees the arrival time in the app, even if it changes.

Do my steps change the status of the help in the Driver app?

No, not automatically. The driver sees the status of the help and the arrival time in the app.

Where do I enter distance and costs?

You enter distance and estimated costs on the order.

Do I have to give a reason if I decline?

No. When declining you can give a reason; it is not mandatory.

How do I invoice?

You submit the invoice in the same portal and see its status through to “Paid”. After invoicing you set the order to “Invoiced”.

Does it also work without my own account?

Yes. As a fleet’s service provider you take part via a protected order link.

Demo

Get to know the Towing portal

In a demo we show you how towing orders from claims and breakdowns run in the portal.