When your excavator hits a gas main, we handle everything except the explosion
StrikeDepth automates the entire multi-party claims workflow when underground utilities get struck during construction. It ingests dig permit data, GPS strike coordinates, and utility maps to pre-populate claims before anyone has even put down the shovel. This is the software that every civil contractor needs and nobody has bothered to build yet, which is insane because it happens like 400,000 times a year.
- Automated liability split calculation across contractor, subcontractor, and utility owner
- Pre-populates 811 compliance reports in under 90 seconds using permit data already in the system
- Native integration with utility GIS layers for real-time strike proximity scoring
- Insurance subrogation packet generation with carrier-specific formatting. One click.
- Full claims lifecycle tracking from first dig to final settlement
Salesforce, ESRI ArcGIS, One Call Concepts 811, Procore, DigAlert, Exactix, VaultBase Claims, LexisNexis Risk Solutions, NeuroSync Incident API, Verisk ISO ClaimSearch, Accela Civic Platform, StrataLink Underground
StrikeDepth runs on a microservices backbone deployed on AWS, with each claims domain — liability, compliance, subrogation, billing — isolated into its own service behind an internal API gateway. Strike coordinate ingestion and GIS polygon matching is handled by a high-throughput event pipeline that writes into MongoDB, which keeps the schema flexible enough to handle the absurd variety of utility damage report formats across 50 states. Session state and permit cache live in Redis for long-term persistence across multi-week claim lifecycles. The frontend is a single-page React dashboard that I built myself, start to finish, no shortcuts.
🟢 Production. Actively maintained.
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