Pick the claim and the log fills itself from the Estimates tab. Every revision either side has put on the table, in order, with the movement between them.
Their first number, your first number, every revision after — stacked in date order so the movement is the argument.
Save it to the claim so the tracker’s gap reads it too — or run it as a what-if that never touches the file.
The PDFs behind the numbers. Files land in Drive under Sextant Inbox / [claim], filed to the claim above.
A sextant is the navigator’s instrument for fixing a ship’s true position — sight the horizon, measure the angle, do the math. No guesswork, no drift, no arguing with the result. Azimuth Sextant does the same for a claim: it measures every estimate against the documented scope, the code, and the insurance company’s own numbers — and fixes the claim’s true position.
The log above is the running position. The full workbook is the deep reading: every estimate version compared category by category with live gap and movement formulas, a concession ledger tying every carrier move to the documentation that produced it, the general-conditions argument sheet, code upgrades / O&L with jurisdiction-verified permit math, squares & elevations reconciliation, remaining gaps against the documented cost basis, PA under-carry review, the settlement summary, and the negotiation timeline as a communications evidence engine.
22 automatic audit rules run on every claim — roofing provision vs. demo labor pricing (the workers’-comp check), general conditions and O&P, scaffolding, valuation-based permit fees, hazmat, steep/high charges, price-list staleness (both directions), labor depreciation, matching, open bid items, roof-squares and elevation coverage, system-matched accessories, open-frame labor yield, fall protection / netting on occupied buildings, code-increment discipline, debris-volume sanity, and the O&P premium-consideration framing.
To run the full workbook: copy Azimuth Sextant — Estimate Comparison Template v5 into the claim’s folder, drop the estimate PDFs above, then open Claude and say “Run the Sextant on [insured name].” Three versions save back to the claim’s folder — protected master, full internal copy, and the share copy with its PDF export.