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ClaimShare

The ClaimShare object represents a share allocation on a claim, typically used for reinsurance or coverholder arrangements.

The ClaimShare object represents a share allocation on a claim — typically used for reinsurance or coverholder arrangements where the claim's financial exposure is divided across multiple parties under a contract. Shares are configured inside the FileTrac UI; the API is read-only against share records.

ClaimShare is returned only inside the ClaimShares list of GetClaimDetail. It is null in GetClaimSummaries and GetUpdatedClaims.

The XML element name is ClaimExtractShares.

Properties

Property

Datatype

FileTrac UI Location

Description

ID

int

System-generated ID unique to this share allocation.

UserID

int

System ID of the client contact assigned to this share.

Percent

decimal

Claim Share → Header / Share %

Percentage of the claim allocated to this share.

FileID

string

Claim Share → Header / Client Claim #

Client-side claim identifier for this share. Also referred to as ClaimNumber in some contexts.

UserFirstName

string

Claim Share → Header / Client Contact

First name of the client contact.

UserLastName

string

Claim Share → Header / Client Contact

Last name of the client contact.

ContractID

int

System ID of the contract this share belongs to.

ContractName

string

Claim Share → Header / 'Contract/Treaty'

Contract or treaty name.

PolicyNumber

string

Claim Share → Header / Policy #

Policy number on the share.

CompanyID

int

System ID of the client company on this share.

CompanyName

string

Claim Share → Header / Client Name

Client company name.

CompanyAddr1

string

Claim Share → Header / Client Name

Address line 1 of the client company.

CompanyCity

string

Claim Share → Header / Client Name

City of the client company.

CompanyState

string

Claim Share → Header / Client Name

State of the client company.

Behavior Notes

  • No AddClaimShare method. Shares are configured in the FileTrac UI under the Claim Share section. The API does not provide write access.

  • A claim can have many shares. Each share carries its own percent, client company, and contract reference.

  • ContractID references a Contract — use GetClientContracts or the inline Contracts list on GetClaimDetail to resolve the full contract record.

Related Methods and Types

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