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ClaimStation is claims-management software for public adjusters, built and operated by Nations Public Adjusting, Inc. in Indialantic, Florida.

Updated July 22, 2026v1.03 min read

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01Who operates this site02What ClaimStation does03Who built it04Verifying a link from us05How we handle your data

Overview

ClaimStation is a software platform for public adjusting firms. It is built and operated by Nations Public Adjusting, Inc., a public adjusting firm based in Indialantic, Florida. This page sets out who we are, what the platform does, and how to confirm that a link on this domain really came from us.

01Who operates this site#

claim-station.com is owned and operated by Nations Public Adjusting, Inc.. We are reachable at the address, phone number, and email below, and we answer all three.

Nations Public Adjusting, Inc.
517 5th Ave, Suite 206E
Indialantic, FL 32903
(321) 359-0914
support@claim-station.com

02What ClaimStation does#

Public adjusters represent policyholders in property insurance claims. The work is deadline-driven and document-heavy: statutory deadlines that vary by state, carrier correspondence that has to be answered in writing, estimates, photo documentation, and signed representation agreements.

ClaimStation puts that on one screen. It tracks every open claim and its phase, calculates and warns on statutory deadlines, stores carrier correspondence against the claim it belongs to, generates dispute documentation, and handles client intake and electronic signature of representation agreements.

03Who built it#

ClaimStation was built by working public adjusters for their own firm before it was offered to anyone else. The people who designed the deadline logic are the people who have to meet those deadlines. That is also why the platform is operated by an adjusting firm rather than a general software company.

04Verifying a link from us#

Firms using ClaimStation send their clients an intake link on this domain, in the form claim-station.com/firm — for example, Nations Public Adjusting's intake form is at claim-station.com/npa. That page collects the information needed to open a claim and then emails the representation agreement for electronic signature.

Three things are always true of a genuine link from us, and you should treat any link that fails one of them as suspect:

  • The address begins with https://claim-station.com/ — not a lookalike spelling, not a link-shortener, and not a different domain that merely mentions ClaimStation.
  • We never ask for a password, a Social Security number, a card number, or bank account details on an intake form, and we never ask for any of those by text or email.
  • Nothing is filed and no agreement takes effect until you have reviewed it and signed it yourself.

If you received a link claiming to be from us and you are not sure, do not click it. Call us at (321) 359-0914 or email support@claim-station.com and we will confirm whether it came from us.

05How we handle your data#

Claim files contain sensitive personal and property information. How we collect, store, and protect it is set out in our Privacy Policy, our Security page, and our Terms of Service. You can request deletion of your data at any time through our Data Deletion process.

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