Limited pilot availability — applications reviewed on a rolling basis.

90-Day Pilot Program

Build Your Claims + RTW Savings System in 90 Days.

18WW helps CDL fleets organize workers' comp claims, build return-to-work workflows, track driver risk, close documentation gaps, and produce executive savings visibility before renewal pressure builds.

Built for CDL fleets, school bus operators, safety directors, HR/risk managers, and insurance-minded owners.

Fleet Claims Dashboard Live View
Open Claims
Review 7
Lost-Time Drivers
Active 3
RTW Status Tracked
On Track 2 of 3
Documentation Gaps
4 Missing 4
Modeled Savings Opportunity
Modeled Tracked
Executive Report
Q3 Ready Ready

Most Fleets Don't Have a Claims Visibility Problem Until It Becomes a Renewal Problem.

The 90-day pilot helps your team turn scattered claim information, unclear RTW status, missing forms, and inconsistent communication into one repeatable workflow.

Claims Are Scattered

Claim notes, forms, emails, and updates often live in too many places.

RTW Is Inconsistent

Modified-duty options may exist, but they are not always documented or connected to the claim.

Owners Lack Visibility

Executives often see claim cost pressure too late — after the claim has already dragged on.

Savings Are Not Tracked

Even when a team improves RTW, the financial impact is rarely modeled or reported clearly.

What's Included in the 90-Day Pilot

01

Claims Dashboard Setup

Set up open claims, claim status, injury dates, lost-time exposure, documentation status, and claim notes.

02

Driver + Claim Review

Review driver count, open claims, recent claims, lost-time claims, and available claim history.

03

Return-to-Work Workflow

Build a modified-duty and RTW tracking workflow around work ability forms, restrictions, job options, and RTW status.

04

Accident Steps Tracking

Track the first 24-hour and 72-hour claim workflow, including FROI, OSHA 301, supervisor report, employee statement, adjuster packet, and receipt confirmation.

05

Documentation Gap Review

Identify where forms, claim notes, adjuster communication, or internal status updates are missing.

06

Executive Savings Report

Produce an owner-level report showing claim activity, RTW progress, documentation gaps, modeled savings opportunity, and next steps.

How the 90-Day Pilot Works

Month 1

Claim + Driver Setup

Import driver and claim information, review open claims, identify documentation gaps, and map the current RTW process.

Month 2

RTW Workflow + Tracking

Set up modified-duty options, accident steps, work ability form tracking, adjuster packet status, and claim communication checkpoints.

Month 3

Executive Impact Report

Review RTW progress, open claim status, documentation completion, modeled savings opportunity, and the next 90-day action plan.

What You Have After 90 Days

Organized claim dashboard
Driver and claim tracking workflow
RTW status visibility
Modified-duty workflow
24/72-hour accident steps tracking
Documentation gap summary
Lost-time claim review
Modeled savings opportunity
Executive impact report
Next 90-day action plan

Best Fit: Fleets With 10–75 CDL Drivers

Best Fit

  • CDL fleets with 10–75 drivers
  • School bus operators
  • Companies with open or recent workers' comp claims
  • Fleets with lost-time claim exposure
  • Companies without a formal RTW process
  • Owners worried about renewal pressure
  • Safety directors who need cleaner claim visibility
  • Insurance advisors helping fleet clients improve claims and RTW processes

Not Best Fit

  • Companies looking for medical advice
  • Fleets expecting guaranteed premium reduction
  • Companies unwilling to track claims or RTW activity
  • Fleets with no employees
  • Companies that already have a strong internal claims and RTW department

What We Need to Start

Company name and contact information
Number of CDL drivers
Driver roster or sample driver list
Number of claims in the last 12 months
Current open claims
Lost-time claims
Average claim cost, if known
Current RTW process
Current modified-duty options, if any
Sample claim documents or workflow notes, if available

Why Start Before Renewal?

Most fleets do not discover claim leakage when the injury happens. They discover it later — when claims stay open, drivers remain out of work, documentation is scattered, and renewal pressure starts building.

The pilot gives owners and safety teams a cleaner way to see what is happening before the damage compounds.

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Typical Claim Leakage Timeline
Injury Occurs — Documentation gaps begin
Week 1–4 — RTW process unclear, claim open
Month 2–6 — Lost-time accumulates, visibility low
Renewal Season — Leakage surfaces as cost pressure
With 18WW — Visibility built before renewal pressure

Apply for the 90-Day Pilot

Tell us a little about your fleet. If there appears to be a fit, we'll follow up to review your claim activity, RTW process, and pilot setup.

Submitting this form does not guarantee acceptance into the pilot. 18WW will review fit based on fleet size, claim activity, RTW needs, and implementation readiness.

Built to Support Your Existing Claims Process

18WW does not replace your insurance carrier, TPA, adjuster, attorney, or medical provider. 18WW helps your internal team organize claim activity, RTW workflows, documentation, and executive reporting so decision-makers have a clearer view of what is happening.

Turn Claim Activity Into a Measurable RTW and Savings Workflow.

The 90-day pilot helps your team organize claims, track return-to-work status, close documentation gaps, and produce executive savings visibility before renewal pressure builds.