The work is on the car. Is it on the estimate?

A Chrome extension for CCC ONE that finds what the repair earned and the estimate missed — then writes it back in one click.

10 audits free. No card.

Estimate Auditor 2025 Toyota Corolla Cross
Revenue to recover on this repair $3,275.09
Test Fit — Panel Alignment Verification panel replaced $90.00
Tinting / Spray-Out Card your code, your price $80.00
Clean and Re-tape Mouldings your code, your price $37.50
Pre- and Post-Repair Scan high-voltage vehicle “A high-voltage vehicle is scanned before work begins to record the state of the battery and drive systems, and again after repair to confirm no fault remains.”
— written onto the line in your estimate
$281.50
Rear Backup Camera Calibration fitted on this VIN $250.00
Clean and Detail for Delivery your code, your price $75.00
Add 39 lines

A real estimate we audited. Untick a line — nothing is added unless you say so.

How it works

Press one button. See what the estimate missed. Add it.

No new system to learn, nothing to export, and no report to wait for. It works on the estimate already open in front of you.

Audit this estimate
2025 Toyota Corolla Cross

1 · Press the button

A small panel sits on the estimate you already have open in CCC ONE. One press starts it.

Found on this repair
$3,275.09
39 items · a few seconds

2 · See what is missing

It reads the whole estimate and lists the work this repair needs that nobody wrote down — each item priced, each with the reason it is owed.

Rear Backup Camera Calibration$250.00
Test Fit — Panel Alignment$90.00
Add 39 lines

3 · Add the ones you want

Tick the items you agree with and they are written straight onto your estimate. Nothing is added unless you tick it.

What it is worth

Recover $300 to $3,000 on every repair you write.

Not per month. Not per shop. Per repair — so a single audit of a single job covers what the whole month costs.

Done, never billed

Work that got absorbed into another line's time. You did it; the estimate never said so.

The car needs it

Work the repair calls for that is not on the sheet yet. Doing it is what makes the repair right.

You recover — on one repair $300 – $3,000+ Revenue already earned on the job, but never billed for.
You recover — in a month $30,000+ Across 100 repairs, counting only the low end of that range.
You pay $349 a month, whole shop

Your first audit of the month has already paid for the month. The other ninety-nine are yours.

Measured across the real estimates we audit. You decide what to add and the insurer still has to agree — what any one repair is worth depends on the damage, the vehicle and your own rates.

What it checks

Three layers, on every estimate.

Over a hundred checks on one estimate is not something anybody can do by hand at twenty cars a week.

Shop practice

What the trade owes on any repair

The operations a proper repair earns, whoever is paying for it.

This vehicle

What this VIN was built with

Read from the maker's federal filing with NHTSA, so a calibration is claimed only when the car actually has the system.

Carrier consensus

What insurers already pay for

Priced against the insurer programmes on file, so the figure is one that gets paid.

Pricing

$349 a month for the whole shop.

Every estimator and every computer is included. The price moves up only if your volume does, and you are never charged for a tier you did not reach.

Shop

$349 /month
  • 100 audits a month
  • Every estimator, every computer
  • Write-back into CCC ONE
  • Dashboards and coaching

Busy

$649 /month
  • 250 audits a month
  • Everything in Shop

High volume

$1,199 /month
  • 500 audits a month
  • Everything in Busy
Start free trial 10 audits free. No card.

Questions shops ask.

Does it change my estimate on its own?

No. It proposes; you tick. Nothing reaches the estimate until you press the button, and it never removes or reduces a line you already wrote.

Does it work with my part codes?

Yes. It reads your own price list and writes lines against the codes you already use, at your prices. The first job it sees is where it learns them.

Do I have to leave CCC ONE?

Never. It runs on the workfile in front of you — no second system to log into and nothing to re-key.

What if the adjuster pushes back?

Every line carries the reason it is owed, written onto the line in the estimate. You are pointing at a stated reason rather than arguing from memory.

What do you keep?

Not the VIN, not your price list, and never the vehicle owner's name, address or claim number — we do not read those fields at all. See the privacy policy.

How long does an audit take?

A few seconds, on the job you are already looking at.

Audit your next job.

Ten audits free, no card. If it finds nothing on your estimates you will know this afternoon.