Direct answer: The July 28, 2026 floor-plan review listed ClaimControl, Albiware, Clean Claims, PSA by Canam Systems, Housecall Pro, Encircle, DocuSketch, Matterport, Cotality, Avoca AI, ContentsPal, TRUERESTORE, JobSight, Helix Co, and Trinity Op Systems. The table is a historical shortlist, not proof of attendance, a current floor plan, or a future booth assignment. Its reusable scorecard compares records, approvals, exceptions, costs, and export evidence across current vendor demos.
Historical July 28, 2026 shortlist
Software and technology listings from the 2026 review.
The table preserves the earlier floor-plan review. Its booth numbers and product descriptions are historical, and it does not prove attendance or later participation. Category labels summarize public positioning; verify current capabilities in a live demo. Some products complement a CRM rather than replace it.
| Listed vendor | 2026 booth | Category | Public focus at review |
|---|---|---|---|
| ClaimControl | 220 | Operations and CRM | Restoration CRM and controlled AI operating crew |
| Albiware | 307 | Operations and CRM | Restoration management, CRM, job operations, and field tools |
| Clean Claims | 314 | Operations and documentation | Restoration management, field documentation, moisture mapping, and remote monitoring |
| PSA by Canam Systems | 206 | ERP and CRM | Restoration ERP, job management, CRM, accounting, and analytics |
| Housecall Pro | 600 | Field service | General field-service CRM, scheduling, dispatch, estimates, invoicing, and payments |
| Encircle | 826 | Documentation | Restoration field documentation, photos, video, moisture records, floor plans, and reports |
| DocuSketch | 210 | Documentation | Restoration documentation, 360 capture, sketching, scoping, and estimating support |
| Matterport | 538 | Documentation | Spatial capture and digital-twin documentation |
| Avoca AI | 503 | AI and communications | AI front-office communication, inbound response, booking, and lead follow-up |
| ContentsPal | 432 | AI and specialty workflow | AI-powered contents restoration inventory, documentation, tracking, and reporting |
| TRUERESTORE | 637 | AI and specialty workflow | Restoration AI software; verify the current product scope directly with the exhibitor |
| Cotality | 435 | Claims ecosystem | Property intelligence and claims ecosystem technology |
| JobSight | 505 | Operations and CRM | Restoration job and operations software; verify current modules directly with the exhibitor |
| Helix Co | 311 | Operations and CRM | Time-and-material, validation, ERP, and CRM software |
| Trinity Op Systems | 239 | Operations and CRM | Restoration operations software; verify current modules directly with the exhibitor |
One scorecard for current vendor demos
Ask questions that expose the operating truth.
- Which exact restoration workflow is native, and which parts depend on integrations or manual export?
- Can the field record, office work, estimate status, customer communication, invoice, and next action stay connected?
- What is the complete recurring cost for the expected users, modules, AI usage, messaging, storage, onboarding, and support?
- Which integrations are production-ready today, and what data moves in each direction?
- Can every AI action show its source records, authority, approval, provider result, and audit history?
- What happens when data is missing, an integration fails, a provider is unavailable, or a user lacks permission?
- Can the company export its records in a useful format without losing relationships or attachments?
- Which implementation milestone proves first value, and who owns the recovery plan if onboarding stalls?
Deep comparisons
Start with the five searches most likely to shape the CRM decision.
Direct answers
Questions restoration owners ask.
Which restoration CRM companies were listed in the 2026 review?
The July 28, 2026 floor-plan review listed ClaimControl, Albiware, Clean Claims, PSA by Canam Systems, Housecall Pro, JobSight, Helix Co, and Trinity Op Systems among vendors relevant to CRM, ERP, job management, or operations. This historical listing does not verify attendance or current capabilities. Compare the exact workflow in a current demo.
Which AI-oriented companies were listed in the 2026 review?
The July 2026 review listed ClaimControl, Avoca AI, ContentsPal, and TRUERESTORE among AI-oriented vendors. Several documentation and operations platforms also described AI-assisted features. For current evaluation, ask what the AI can actually access, propose, execute, audit, and escalate; verify the live product and approval boundaries.
Is every company in this guide a direct ClaimControl competitor?
No. Some are direct CRM or operations alternatives, while others specialize in documentation, spatial capture, contents, communications, claims data, or another layer that may complement ClaimControl.
How current are the booth numbers?
These are historical assignments recorded from the official 2026 floor plan on July 28, 2026. The event dates have passed. Checked October 9, 2026: the organizer’s floor-plan URL now displays the 2027 edition. This guide does not establish any vendor’s future participation or booth assignment.
Evidence and revision date
Use current first-party information, not comparison-page folklore.
Page updated October 9, 2026. Original factual source review: July 28, 2026. The archive and shared navigation were updated without re-reviewing every product claim. Product capabilities, integrations, and pricing can change; verify current details directly. Historical booth assignments are not current invitations. The linked sources do not endorse ClaimControl.
- Organizer exhibit floor plan, The Experience Convention & Trade Show. Source of the historical July 28, 2026 exhibitor and booth review. Checked October 9, 2026: the URL now displays the 2027 edition, not the archived assignments.
- The Experience Convention & Trade Show, Restoration & Remediation Magazine. Source of the historical 2026 event scope, dates, and location. The organizer now promotes its 2027 edition; this guide does not confirm future vendor participation.
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