Reserv
Technology-enabled third-party claims administrator for property and casualty claims, with in-house adjusters.
Company basics
- HQ
- United States
- Delivery model
- Managed (they run it for you)
- Pricing model
- Not disclosed
Scope
- Industries
- Insurance
- Regions
- European Union, North America, United Kingdom
- Languages
- English (site only)
About Reserv
Reserv is a third-party claims administrator that combines technology with an in-house adjuster team for property and casualty claims. Its tagline is the simplicity of a TPA with the benefits of an in-house team. The about page describes automation of mundane work in partnership with adjusters from first notice of loss through settlement, and the company operates across North America, the United Kingdom and the EU. It offers APIs for technology partners. Reserv announced a $125M Series C led by KKR.
What they do
- End-to-end delivery (you don't operate the tools)Source · checked 2026-10-02Claims handled from first notice of loss through settlement.
- Human review includedSource · checked 2026-10-02Adjusters work in partnership with the technology from notice of loss to settlement.
- Works inside your existing systemsSource · checked 2026-10-02Site describes easy integration of technology partners.
Pricing
- Pricing model
- Not disclosed
- Published starting price
- Not published
- Pricing page
- Not published
Evidence of outcomes
CNo publicly verifiable outcomes yet.Company site gives no results figures or customer names; funding per press release headline. Press calls it AI-native; the company's own pages stress an in-house team plus technology.
A: third-party verifiable outcomes · B: outcomes reported by the company or its investors · C: no publicly verifiable outcomes yet. Demos, forecasts and slogans do not count.
FAQ
What does Reserv do?
It administers property and casualty claims as a TPA, combining technology with in-house adjusters.
Where does it operate?
North America, the United Kingdom and the EU, per the about page.
Does it offer APIs?
The site says APIs are easily accessible and technology partners can integrate.
Does it publish pricing?
No.
Our read
Editorial view based on public information — not an endorsement.
Capabilities
| Check | Status | Source |
|---|---|---|
| End-to-end delivery (you don't operate the tools) | Confirmed | Source · checked 2026-10-02Claims handled from first notice of loss through settlement. |
| Human review included | Confirmed | Source · checked 2026-10-02Adjusters work in partnership with the technology from notice of loss to settlement. |
| Signed off by licensed professionals (CPA, attorney…) | Not stated | — |
| Works inside your existing systems | Confirmed | Source · checked 2026-10-02Site describes easy integration of technology partners. |
| Private / on-prem deployment available | Not stated | — |
| API or data export | Not stated | — |
| Multilingual delivery | Not stated | — |
Commitments
| Check | Status | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Public delivery SLA | Not stated | — |
| Outcome-based pricing | Not stated | — |
| Refund / satisfaction guarantee | Not stated | — |
| Customer data not used for training | Not stated | — |
| SOC 2 | Not stated | — |
| ISO 27001 | Not stated | — |
| HIPAA | Not stated | — |
| GDPR | Not stated | — |
| Named party responsible for outcomes | Not stated | — |
Funding
$125M Series C led by KKR (reported May 2026)Announcement
How we check
Every check below links to its source and shows when we checked it. "Not stated" means we found no public statement — it does not mean "no".
Other routes
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Sources
- Company website: https://www.reserv.com/
- End-to-end delivery (you don't operate the tools): https://www.reserv.com/about
- Funding announcement: https://finance.yahoo.com/sectors/technology/articles/reserv-announces-125-million-series-110300198.html
Change history
- 2026-10-02 · Listed on Toolsfine