Map the claim, the swath and the territory, without a full CAT platform

Sketch a hail swath, mark a flood line, draw a territory or annotate a property loss. Built for adjusters, agents and small carriers who need shareable maps fast.

Map Your Claim

4.7 / 5 · 200 reviews on G2

A claim documentation map with a hail swath polygon drawn over a residential neighborhood, affected property markers, and an inset of one parcel with damage notes

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“What I appreciate most about Scribble Maps is its intuitive interface and versatility. It enables me to easily draw, label, and personalize maps without needing advanced GIS expertise. Being able to view distances between points and share this information with workers has made it an invaluable tool for planning and communicating on my job sites.”

Aneurys Nicanor A. Project Manager via G2

Why Scribble Maps for Insurance

Claims and swaths in minutes

Sketch a hail swath, draw a flood line or mark a property loss directly on satellite imagery. No GIS analyst required.

Share with the client

Send a clean claim map to the insured, the carrier or the public adjuster. They open it in a browser. No install, no account.

Import policy and address data

Import a CSV of policies, addresses or claims. Every row geocodes onto the map automatically.

Built for Insurance teams

A storm response map with a hail swath polygon, affected policy markers, and a triage queue label

Catastrophe and storm response

Draw a hail swath, tornado track or wildfire perimeter on satellite imagery and overlay affected policies for triage and dispatch.

A single property claim map with the parcel highlighted, damage annotations, and inset photos referenced

Single-claim documentation

Mark the property, draw the area of loss and annotate damage features on a single-claim map for the file and the client.

An agent book of business map with policies clustered as markers and territory boundary polygons

Agent territories and books of business

Map your book of business or agency territory to see concentration risk, gaps in coverage and prospecting opportunities.

A flood risk exhibit with a flood line drawn through a parcel, contour zones, and at-risk structures highlighted

Flood and risk exhibits

Draw flood lines, slope failures and risk zones for underwriting reviews and appraisals.

Features that matter

Draw on satellite, street, terrain or hybrid base maps
Custom markers for claims, policies and prospects
Buffer rings for catastrophe radius analysis
Measure distance, area and bearing
Import CSV, KML, Shapefile or GeoJSON
Map spreadsheets directly onto the map
Export to PDF, PNG, KML or GeoJSON for claim files
Sharing links with view-only or edit permissions
AES-256 encryption for sensitive maps
Works on mobile, tablet and desktop browsers

Scribble AI

Build maps with plain English

Tell Scribble AI what you need. Try “draw a 500m buffer around every site,” “import this CSV and color by status,” or “measure the route from the depot to each stop.” It does it in seconds. No GIS training needed, and your team gets the same map, ready to share.

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What customers are saying

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“What I appreciate most about Scribble Maps is its intuitive interface and versatility. It enables me to easily draw, label, and personalize maps without needing advanced GIS expertise.”

— Aneurys Nicanor A. Project Manager

★ ★ ★ ★ ★

“Created travel maps for my guys very quick and with amazing details. Now I can print large sharp images of travel lines.”

— Damon J. Operations

Frequently asked questions

Is Scribble Maps a replacement for a CAT modeling platform?

No. Scribble Maps is for sketches, claim documentation, swath mapping and shareable client exhibits. It works alongside AIR, RMS and other CAT platforms for the everyday work that doesn't need a full CAT model.

Can I import a CSV of policies or claims?

Yes. Paste from a spreadsheet or import a CSV. Every address geocodes onto the map in one pass.

Can I keep a claim map private?

Yes. Scribble Maps supports private maps, password protection and AES-256 encryption.

Can I share a map with the insured or a public adjuster?

Yes. Click Share, copy the link and email it. They open it in any browser. No install, no account.

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Map Your Claim