Zap Consulting Achieves Record Growth with AI Platform Zap-Scan

Aug 4, 2025
Zap Consulting has reported record growth driven by new insurance partnerships and the adoption of its AI platform, Zap-Scan, according to a press release.
Zap Consulting Achieves Record Growth with AI Platform Zap-Scan

Zap Consulting has reported record-setting growth, driven by new partnerships with insurance carriers and the rapid adoption of its AI platform, Zap-Scan, announced in a press release. The company, a leader in intelligent claims assessment, has become a trusted partner for insurers seeking to modernize property damage assessments.

Zap-Scan, the first AI tool designed specifically for HVAC data extraction and analysis, allows adjusters to quickly generate insights from images of HVAC data tags. This tool is being used by carriers to streamline both field and virtual inspections, replacing guesswork with fast, accurate, data-backed decisions.

The platform's intuitive design and measurable impact on claim cycle times have contributed to its rapid adoption. In addition to the surge in platform usage, Zap Consulting is expanding its role across the claim lifecycle, offering expert-driven assessments for HVAC systems, electronics, appliances, and complex commercial equipment. This expansion provides insurers with reliable, third-party evaluations that improve accuracy and reduce delays.

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