NewAI automation builder

One system for your entire claims practice.

Client files, auto-filled VA forms, e-signature, a branded veteran portal and every deadline you are tracking — all included, all in one login. No other services needed.

15 days freeCard required, cancel any timeNo setup or per-claim fees

21-22a auto-filledfrom Marcus D.’s file · 6 seconds

Signed in the portalMarcus D. · audit trail attached

The VA Claim Net dashboard: a deadlines panel listing Marcus Demoveteran, David Chen and Alicia Ramos with overdue and this-week flags, beside panels for VA movement, work waiting on other people and client contact.
  • 684

    conditions in the built-in DBQ catalog, matched to the right exam

  • Seconds

    to a signature-ready 21-22a, filled from the client’s file

  • $0

    extra for e-signature, storage, or the number of claims you file

  • One

    login in place of a case manager, an e-sign account, a drive and a spreadsheet

The whole practice

Everything a claims practice runs on, in one system.

Nothing to integrate, no second vendor to chase when something breaks, and no line items that grow with your caseload.

Client file

One file per veteran. Everything in it.

Service history, conditions, evidence, correspondence and every open claim live in one record your whole team can see. Nobody asks who has the C-file, and nobody works from last week’s copy.

  • Conditions & ratings
  • Documents
  • Key dates
  • Notes & messages
  • Custom fields
  • Masked SSN, logged reveal
A veteran's client file: header with service dates and quick actions, a claim named Right knee strain sitting at the evidence-gathering step of its timeline, and side navigation for the client record, calculator, documents, messages and file team.

VA forms + e-signature

Fill the 21-22a in seconds. Have it signed today.

The veteran’s information flows out of the file and into the form. Send the signature request by email, the veteran signs inside their secure portal on any device, and the signed copy files itself back into their documents with the audit trail. E-signature is included — no second bill, no per-envelope charge.

  • 21-22a
  • 21-526EZ
  • 21-4142
  • 21-0781
  • Sent by email
  • Signed in the portal
  • Full audit trail

VA Form 21-22a

Appointment of Individual as Claimant’s Representative

Auto-filled from file

SECTION I — VETERAN’S IDENTIFICATION INFORMATION

Completed automatically · verified against the client record

Veteran’s name

Whitfield, Marcus D.

VA file number

•••-••-4417

Date of birth

03 / 14 / 1984

Service dates

06/2004 – 09/2012 · U.S. Army

Representative — name and accreditation

Dale R. Whitfield · Accredited Agent · Whitfield & Associates

Marcus D. Whitfield

Signature of claimant

Signed Jul 28, 2026 · 4:12 p.m. CT
Signed in the client portal
Audit trail attached

Client portal

A branded portal your veterans actually use.

Your firm’s name and colors, one secure login per client. Veterans upload discharge papers and treatment records, answer intake questions, sign forms and message your team — a dozen phone calls a week your staff stops taking.

  • Document requests
  • Intake questionnaires
  • Signing on any device
  • Secure messages
  • Your logo & colors
The veteran's own view of the client portal, carrying the firm's name, greeting Marcus by name and showing his Right knee strain claim on a four-step progress bar that runs from sharing his information to the claim being in VA's hands.

Pipeline & deadlines

Nothing falls through. Not once.

Every claim sits in one pipeline by stage with the evidence window, the appeal deadline and the next follow-up on the card. Your dashboard tells you what is due today before a client calls to ask, and reminders go out whether or not anyone remembers.

  • Your own stages
  • Calculated key dates
  • Assigned tasks
  • Automatic reminders
  • Reporting
The claims list: six veterans with claim type, stage, owner and next deadline for each, including an overdue 21-4142 release, an evidence window closing in six days and a claim awaiting signature.

ShowcaseAutomation builder

Describe how your firm works. It builds the workflow.

Write the sentence the way you would say it to a new paralegal. You get back a working sequence you can read, edit step by step and switch on — no rules syntax, no consultant, no implementation fee.

“When a new client signs the 21-22a, start my intake checklist, request the DD-214 and their treatment records in the portal, and remind me in ten days if nothing has been uploaded.”

VA Claim Net builds

When the 21-22a is signed

  1. Create the new-client checklistSeven tasks assigned to Dana, first one due tomorrow
  2. Request documents in the portalDD-214 · VA treatment records 2023–2025 · private records release
  3. Email the welcome messageFrom your firm, with what happens next and who to call
  4. If nothing is uploaded in 10 daysRemind the client, and put it on your desk with a note

Edit any step, add a condition, or turn the whole thing off — it is your workflow, not ours.

Turn on automation
The automation builder: a plain-English prompt box for describing a rule, with ready-made starting points beneath it for notifying the assigned rep when VA decides a claim, creating a task when VA asks for evidence, and moving a claim when its VA phase changes.
Coming soon

Direct VA integration. File and track claims without leaving VA Claim Net — included in your representative seat when it ships, never an add-on.

Security & privacy

You are holding medical records. We built for that.

Every file here is somebody’s service history and medical evidence. The security page spells out exactly how it is protected, in plain terms you can forward to your malpractice carrier.

  • Encrypted in transit and at restTLS on the way in, AES-256 on disk, encrypted backups.
  • SSNs encrypted separately and maskedShown as •••-••-4417 by default; revealing one is deliberate and logged.
  • Role-based access controlsOwners and admins decide who can open which file.
  • Audit logs of sensitive actionsWho looked, who changed it, who exported it, and when.
  • SOC 2 certified infrastructureThe platform runs on it, with tested backup and recovery.
  • HIPAA-aware practicesMinimum-necessary access, retention rules, documented handling.

Pricing

One price, everything included — and published right here.

No per-claim fee, no per-file fee, no storage fee, no e-signature bill. Most of this industry makes you sit through a sales call to learn what software costs.

Staff seat

$89.99 / month

For paralegals, intake coordinators and admin staff, with access limited to the files you assign them. Add and remove seats month to month.

15 days free · card required to start · cancel any time · no setup fee

Straight answers

Questions practice owners actually ask.

Who is VA Claim Net for?

VA-accredited representatives, agents and attorneys, and the staff who work their files. We sell only to accredited practitioners. We do not market to veterans, and we never touch a claim ourselves — the software is your practice’s, run by you.

What does it cost?

$1,499 a month for each representative seat and $89.99 a month for each staff seat. One price, everything included — no per-claim fee, no per-file fee, no storage fee. The bill does not grow when your caseload does.

How does the free trial work?

You get 15 days free. A card is required to start, and it is not charged until the trial ends. Cancel before then and you are never billed. There is no setup fee and no contract.

Which VA forms are supported, and is e-signature included?

The forms a practice touches every week — 21-22a, 21-526EZ, 21-4142, 21-0781 and more — auto-filled from the client’s file in seconds, so a signature-ready form is a click, not an afternoon.

E-signature is included at no extra cost. The request goes out by email, the veteran signs inside their secure portal on any device, and the signed copy lands back in their file with a full audit trail.

How is my clients’ information protected?

Records are encrypted in transit and at rest. Social Security numbers are encrypted separately and masked by default. Access is role-based — owners and admins decide who can open which file — and sensitive actions are written to an audit log with a name and a timestamp. The platform runs on SOC 2 certified infrastructure and follows HIPAA-aware practices for the medical evidence your files carry. The security page walks through all of it.

What is the client portal, and do my clients have to use it?

It is a secure portal in your firm’s name where each veteran logs in to upload documents, answer intake questions, sign forms and message your team. Invitations go out by email. Everything happens inside the logged-in portal, which is why signed forms carry an audit trail worth having.

Can I bring my clients over from a spreadsheet or another system?

Yes. Import your client list from a CSV — spreadsheets and most case-management systems export one — map the columns once, and your files are in. Bring the rest across as they come up for action. No implementation fee, and no onboarding call to schedule.

Can I cancel, and can I take my data with me?

Cancel any time — it is month to month, with no contract and no cancellation fee. Your clients, claims and documents can be exported whenever you want, and we delete your data on request.

Put the whole practice on one screen.

Start the trial, import a client, and send a 21-22a for signature this afternoon.

Sold only to VA-accredited representatives, agents and attorneys.