- Importing a client's updated LossList file now offers to update the claim you already have instead of adding a second one. Lines you approved stay exactly as you approved them; the client's changes wait beside them for your review. - On the Valuation tab, press E to edit the selected line's figure and Esc to go back to the list. With a keyboard attached, iPad now shows the keyboard hint too. - More VoiceOver announcements and headings, stronger outlines with Increase Contrast, and easier-to-read status text and checkboxes.

- Each claim can now keep its key dates, such as proof of loss due, with optional reminders. The claim list shows the next one. - The Report tab can now export your approved contents lines as a spreadsheet (CSV), ready to bring into your estimating software.

- Fixes dates in reports on devices set to a non-Gregorian calendar, such as Buddhist or Japanese.

- Small captions now name the Suggest and Judgment only controls on each valuation line. - Suggest all and the conversation-log chips are easier to tap.

- Reopening a closed claim no longer offers a report made before later changes; generate the report again to get a current one. - Approving a line or editing a figure on a closed claim no longer reopens it. - A line switched to Judgment only while a suggestion was still loading no longer receives that suggestion's figures.

- The report can now include the homeowner's notes on each item, printed under that item. It is off unless you turn it on, on the Report tab. - Attaching a Roofing Expert inspection to a claim that already has one now asks before replacing it. - In the report, an interview with no answers no longer prints as an empty, unfinished section. - When the report carries more than one interview, the Report tab's checklist says how many are not completed.

Mark up a claim photo freehand with Apple Pencil or your finger: pen, highlighter, and eraser. The original photo is never changed, and the carrier report shows it first, then your annotated copy, labeled as yours. With iOS 27.2 or later, ClaimForge works with Apple Pencil (USB-C) on iPhone Duo. Write by hand in notes and report sections, and tap to approve line items.

If the screen locks while ClaimForge is opening a client's file, ClaimForge now says so: unlock and tap Decrypt again. Before, it read like a file-permission problem.

Minor improvements and fixes.

If a change can't be saved, ClaimForge now tries again when you come back and tells you only if it still can't. Carrier reports with many photos use less memory while they're made.

Claim files on your iPhone or iPad now lock with the device. Once it locks, a file ClaimForge isn't using at that moment can't be read until you unlock it. The screen for opening a client's claim now says plainly what your subscription adds: suggested values and the carrier report. Once opened, the claim stays readable on this device, subscribed or not.

Preview a carrier report before you share it. Carrier reports now show an item's business use when your client recorded it. Client files now show as "ClaimForge client file" in the Files app.

Open a client file straight from Mail, AirDrop or Files. Carrier reports now show the date of loss, label interview answers with the questions your client saw, and note what your client reported for each item: missing, damaged or destroyed. Item ages are measured to the date of loss, or to the date discovered when no loss date was recorded, using exact months. Photos in carrier reports now take far less space, so reports are easier to email. A report is no longer offered as current after you change an approval, the narrative or what the report includes. Money fields open the number keypad, and a typed ".50" now reads as 50 cents. Each figure's source is labeled correctly when you edit only the depreciation. Better layouts at the largest text sizes, and VoiceOver improvements on the valuation list. Client files are checked more strictly on import.

A replacement figure you type while a price suggestion is loading is now kept, never overwritten. Art, collectibles, jewelry and other items valued by judgment no longer receive an automatic price suggestion. A price taken from a product's recorded price range is now labeled as such, not as a current retail figure. A scanned code that isn't a product barcode now says so, instead of reporting no catalog match. Carrier reports now note when a replacement figure was entered by you. A very large photo in a client file no longer stops a report from being created. If generating a carrier report fails, the report you generated before is kept. VoiceOver and keyboard improvements on the valuation list and the interview transcript. After you purge closed claims, ClaimForge compacts its storage the next time it launches. Keyboard shortcuts now act only on the window you're working in.

Carrier reports now show where each valuation figure came from, or that you entered it yourself. Carrier reports now include an attached Roofing Expert inspection as an appendix: its findings, a slope-by-slope table and its photos. Declarations-page amounts now print exactly as entered, cents included, and every time in a carrier report shows its time zone. When a client's receipt total was split across several of the same item, the report now shows the receipt total with the line. An updated file from the same client, with an address, city or claim number added, opens without a new charge. A separate claim for the same client, with its own claim number, opens as its own claim. The subscription screen now shows the per-claim charge, in your own currency, for opening each client's claim file. Attaching a new inspection now says when it replaced an earlier one, and an inspection whose signature can't be verified is flagged. A Roofing Expert inspection dropped where client files go now points you to the right place, and a mistyped security code gets a clearer message. Carrier reports now include a client's earlier interview answers, given before LossList updated its questions, under their own label. Purging closed claims now also compacts ClaimForge's storage, so a purged client's details don't linger on your device. After you subscribe, ClaimForge unlocks right away.

On long carrier reports, the valuation table's column headings and its totals row now stay with the rows they belong to instead of landing alone at the top or bottom of a page. At the larger accessibility text sizes, the "Log a conversation" and "Suggest all" buttons now wrap instead of running past the edge of the screen. When a valuation line has no suggestion, the note now says what is missing: a purchase date or age, an antique, or a replacement figure of zero. With a keyboard, the arrow keys now keep the selected valuation line on screen. Return now opens a client file from the security-code field. Better support for VoiceOver and larger text, and easier-to-read small text and status labels. Jewelry, watches and furs no longer get a suggested depreciation figure; like art and collectibles, they are left to your judgment. Their replacement price is still suggested.

If you use ClaimForge with iCloud on more than one device, a client file you've paid for on one now opens on the others without another charge.

On long carrier reports, the column headings now repeat on every page of the valuation table. Photos in the carrier report are now saved at a size that keeps the report easy to email; the original photos are unchanged.

The carrier report now shows the date the loss was discovered, when your client gave one. Now uses the full width of the cover screen on foldable iPhones.

In the carrier report, a zero is now printed as $0.00, a figure that could not be totaled says so, and the totals line counts line items and units separately. At the largest text sizes, buttons no longer break mid-word on narrow screens.

If a payment to open a client file is still waiting for approval and the approval comes through while the payment screen is open, the file now opens on its own, with no second charge. On narrow screens, the import code field now sits above the Decrypt button so the whole code stays visible. Text now follows your device's text-size setting, and the payment screen scrolls at the largest sizes.

Paying to open a client file is more careful about charging twice. If an earlier charge for the same client may still be waiting for approval, the payment screen now says so; if it is approved while the screen is open, the file opens without another charge; and once a charge is waiting for approval the button waits too instead of offering to pay again. Copies of a client's file that ClaimForge makes while importing it are now deleted as soon as the import finishes or is canceled. In the carrier report, an item and all of its details now stay together on one page.

Suggested depreciation now uses an item's age rounded to the nearest year at the date of loss, so an item bought eleven months before the loss counts as one year old rather than new. Each item's purchase month now shows the age it was valued at, on the valuation screen and in the carrier report. This applies to client files imported from this version on. In the carrier report, an item and the details underneath it now stay together on the same page. If a client file can't be opened because ClaimForge is short of memory at that moment, the message now says so and suggests closing and reopening the app, instead of saying the device can't open it. When you pay to open a client file, the purchase now carries only a random identifier created on your device, with nothing about your client in it. Purging a closed claim now also removes the carrier report ClaimForge saved for it. ClaimForge is ready to open client files from upcoming versions of LossList.

On narrow screens, the Valuation screen now shows the replacement and depreciation figures together on their own row. In the carrier report, long item names no longer run into the Qty column. A name that has to be shortened is printed in full on the line underneath. A suggested depreciation now shows the exact arithmetic it came from (for example "2/6 = 33.33%"), and says when the 80% limit applied. A client file too large for this device to open is now refused with a message saying so, instead of closing the app.

If you change a replacement cost after ClaimForge suggested a depreciation for it, the suggested depreciation is now cleared so it can be suggested again from the new figure. Depreciation you typed yourself is kept. Dollar amounts and dates in the carrier report now always print in US format, whatever your device's region is set to, and a figure typed with a minus sign is no longer read as a positive amount. The date of loss in the carrier report no longer shifts by a day when the report is generated in a different time zone. The report section for your narrative is now titled "Adjuster narrative". Tapping into a valuation figure without changing it no longer clears that line's approval. While you edit a valuation figure, tapping outside it, scrolling, or pressing Done now puts the keyboard away. Client files are now checked more strictly when they are opened, and the security code is hidden in the app switcher.