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AccuLynx

Insurance restoration and storm work

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Category
CRM · Documentation · Invoicing
Trades we cover it for
Roofing
Owner
Independent; Verisk acquisition court-ordered to proceed, pending FTC approval
Headquarters
Beloit, Wisconsin
Founded
2008
Pricing model
No public price — quote required

Company details checked 2026-08-13 · Source

Best fit

Poor fit

What our reviews found

Taken from the comparison table in each review, so these say exactly what the article says. Nothing here is vendor-supplied copy.

Best for
Established roofing-only companies
Orders roof measurements natively
Yes — EagleView integration
Live supplier ordering
ABC Supply, SRS, QXO
Published pricing
None — quote only since 18 Aug 2026
Best for
Insurance restoration and storm work
Strength that matters in roofing
Supplement tracking, mortgage check tracker, permits and adjuster documents held in the job file
Published pricing basis
Quote only — $250 Essential withdrawn 18 Aug 2026
Important limitation
No tier has a public price since 18 Aug 2026, so you cannot budget from the website at all
Your revenue is mostly
Re-roof production
Then check
Which tier — the production calendar is Elite
What it actually is
The deepest measurement-to-estimate-to-claim chain in roofing
Published pricing
Quote only since 18 Aug 2026 (was Essential $250/mo)
The step it loses
Budget certainty — every tier is now quoted
Wins on
Roofing-native production control
The catch we verified
The production calendar is Elite-tier only, and neither tier has a published price

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