Tractable
Computer-vision vehicle damage assessment for insurers and repairers
Overview
Tractable applies computer vision to vehicle damage, turning photos into claim triage, pre-filled preliminary repair estimates and automated claim review for insurers, plus intake and inspection tools for repairers, dealerships, recyclers and fleets. Insurer logos on its site include Aviva, Admiral, Tokio Marine, Sompo and MS&AD Aioi; Covéa renewed and Foyer signed in 2026.
Pricing
Pricing shown for reference only. These figures reflect RECATOOLS research as of 12 Oct 2026 and may be out of date or incomplete. This is not financial or purchasing advice — always confirm the current price on the provider’s official website before making any decision.
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Use cases
What you can produce with Tractable
- Motor claims classified from photos at first notice of loss as total loss, repairable or cash settlement
- Preliminary repair estimates pre-filled into systems such as Mitchell (North America) and GT Motive (EMEA)
- Review of submitted claims for errors and potential fraud before settlement
- Review of inbound subrogation packets with draft contention reports
- LumaScanner 360° service-lane scans flagging damage, tyre wear and repair needs in about 90 seconds
- Photo-based estimate requests captured for body shops, including through the Nexsyis integration
- Salvage-vehicle assessment and reusable-part identification for recyclers
Tractable reads photos of a damaged car and returns a triage decision, a pre-filled preliminary estimate or a claim-review flag, cutting work out of the motor claim. Since selling its Japanese property business to NTT-ME in 2025 it is an automotive company only, adding LumaScanner, a drive-through scanner for dealership service lanes. Its insurer relationships are long-running, and estimating integrations with Mitchell, GT Motive and Thailand's BlueVenture Group fit it into existing workflows.
The trade-offs: it is enterprise-only and demo-led with no public price, it covers vehicle damage rather than general claims automation, and its last disclosed funding was a 2023 Series E. Insurers already on a supported estimating platform are the natural buyers.
What we found
Tractable is a narrower company than it was two years ago. In August 2025 it agreed to transfer its Japanese property-insurance business, including the Property Estimator and Property Underwriter products, to NTT-ME so that it could concentrate on cars. What remains is computer vision for vehicle damage, sold to insurers, repairers, dealerships, recyclers and fleets, plus LumaScanner, a drive-through scanner for dealership service lanes. Earlier versions of this page still listed property assessment.
For insurers the pitch is speed in the claim. Photos taken at first notice of loss are classified as total loss, repairable or cash settlement, and a preliminary estimate is pre-filled into estimating systems through partners such as Mitchell in North America, GT Motive in Europe and BlueVenture Group in Thailand. Tractable says its claim-review product clears 70% of claims without a person looking at them, a vendor figure with no published method.
The customer evidence is better than the review-site evidence. G2 showed 4.5 out of 5 from only 14 reviews on 12 October 2026, with the review text behind a login, so there is no pattern to report. Contracts say more. Covéa, the French mutual insurer, renewed for three years in April 2026 after working with Tractable since 2018, and says more than 160,000 claims have been settled through it. Luxembourg's Foyer signed in May 2026, and in March 2026 Everest Group put Tractable on its Top 50 P&C insurance technology list.
The money is older. The last disclosed round was a $65 million Series E in July 2023, led by SoftBank Vision Fund 2 with Insight Partners and Georgian. The $1 billion valuation often quoted dates from its 2021 round; at the Series E the company declined to give one and said it was still unprofitable. Nothing newer has been announced. Buyers should expect a demo-led enterprise sale with no public price, and should confirm local support outside Europe, North America, Japan and Thailand.
Compiled by RECATOOLS from public sources: vendor documentation and pricing, code repositories and published reporting.
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