Warranty home
Start claims from the customer project record and show existing claim history.
Fieldaira gives homeowners a guided warranty path for invoice proof, photos, issue details, claim submission, and claim history while giving the organization clear review and follow-up visibility.
Available with Enterprise rollouts.
Fieldaira connects homeowners to a guided warranty path that starts from their completed project — no separate login or disconnected support form. Customers submit proof of purchase, attach photos and issue descriptions, track claim status, and see claim history while the organization gets a clean queue for review and follow-up.
Start claims from the customer project record and show existing claim history.
Collect invoice PDF or image first so the claim starts with purchase context.
Attach issue photos, context images, and comments to one multi-issue claim.
Use editable invoice review before submission, then keep claim state visible.
Give the company a clean queue for registered claims, missing photos, technical review, and customer follow-up.
Warranty starts from the same residential customer experience instead of becoming a disconnected support form.
Fieldaira can help read invoice number, purchase date, and warranty posture while keeping the review editable.
Customers can combine proof of purchase, issue set, photos, and comments into one organized claim.
Support, operations, and management can see claim status, missing evidence, and customer next steps from one queue.
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Most teams roll out Fieldaira surfaces in pairs — connected workflows that share the same customer, job, and KPI source of truth.
Completion proof and photos feed warranty registration automatically.
Homeowner files and tracks claims from the same portal.
Warranty service calls route through the same scheduling board.
From the customer portal or mobile app, homeowners navigate to warranty from their completed project, upload proof of purchase and issue photos, describe the problem, and submit the claim for organizational review.
The claim appears in the organization queue where support can review the invoice proof, issue evidence, and customer comments before deciding on next steps. Status updates remain visible to both the customer and the team.
Yes. The warranty portal keeps claim status visible so homeowners can see whether the claim is submitted, being reviewed, awaiting additional information, or resolved.
Fieldaira AI can read invoice number, purchase date, and warranty posture from uploaded invoices while keeping the review editable so the organization stays in control.
Yes. Customers can combine proof of purchase, multiple issue photos, and written comments into one organized claim packet instead of submitting separate requests.