Every claim decision lives in someone’s head until a colleague needs it. This session shows you how to capture it, using the tools already inside MapBrowser. Register now
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We’ll walk you through a typical claims workflow: how a catastrophe event lands in your queue, how you review it, and how you leave a record behind for whoever looks at that street next. You’ll see the MapBrowser toolset in action, from Projects and the Watchlist through to comparison views, measuring tools, obliques, and the snapshot button.
We’ll cover the order to check things in too. Open the project, step through the imagery, then drop a marker recording what you saw and what you decided.
This is the first session in our 2026 webinar series. Future sessions build on this with AI layers and more advanced workflows.
See you there!
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Nicola Brownlie
Solutions Engineer, Nearmap
With over 15 years of experience across insurance and government, before Nearmap, Nicola led Natural Perils and Geospatial Pricing teams at two major Brisbane-based insurers, using spatial data to build property-level technical risk ratings across all natural perils. Earlier in her career, Nicola worked as a flood hydrologist in Australia and the UK, gaining hands-on expertise in flood modeling and spatial analysis. She brings deep natural perils and geospatial expertise to help insurers assess risk, respond to claims, and plan ahead.
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Alex Aitkin
Customer Success Manager, Nearmap
Alex works with major insurance, construction, and property clients to drive adoption, retention, and measurable business outcomes, helping customers renew and expand their use of our solutions. Alex focuses on long-term relationships and data-driven strategy, turning location data into decisions that support greener city planning and faster disaster response.