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What you're legally required to do at the scene, and a button that calls 112.
Motor claims · Cyprus
Everything your insurer will ask for, before you leave the scene.
ClaimQuick walks you through the first twenty minutes after a road accident — safety triage, the photos that matter, the other driver's details — and saves one complete, timestamped record. It works with no signal.
Scene recordCQ-2026-004821
The wizard
Nine steps, in the order they actually matter.
Safety first, paperwork last. The app reorders itself around your answers — if nobody is hurt and the car can move, you skip the steps that don't apply.
Triage
Six questions: injuries, police, towing, uninsured vehicle, driver left. Your answers set the route.
Stay at the scene
What to do while you wait, and what not to move.
Only if triage says soCall your insurer
Their accident line, already looked up from your policy. One tap to dial.
Photograph the scene
A checklist of six shots, each tagged with GPS and the time it was taken.
Exchange details
Scan the other driver's QR code, or type it in. Passengers too.
Describe what happened
Time, place, road and weather, and your account of it — while it's fresh.
Move the vehicle
How to clear the road safely once you have what you need.
Only if safe to moveReview and send
Check it over, then send it to your insurer. Or keep it and send later.
Saved either wayPhoto checklist
The six shots assessors ask for — and the two people forget.
Nobody photographs skid marks while their hands are shaking. The app asks for each one by name, and shows you what's still missing before you drive away.
Final positions
Both vehicles where they came to rest, before anything is moved.
Registration plates
Every plate involved, legible and in focus.
Damage — your vehicle
Close and wide, so the extent is clear from both.
Damage — third party
The other vehicle, same treatment. This is the one that gets disputed.
Skid marks and debris
Evidence of speed and direction. It's gone by the next morning.
Signs and layout
Give way, stop lines, lane markings — the context for who had right of way.
Details exchange
Two phones, one scan, nothing spelled out twice.
Copying a policy number off a stranger's phone screen, in the sun, with traffic going past, is where the mistakes happen. If they're on ClaimQuick, they show you a code and you scan it. If they're not, you type it in as usual.
The code carries only what the exchange needs. It is generated on the phone and read by the camera — nothing is uploaded, and it works with no signal.
What the code contains
Full nameA. Georgiou
Phone+357 99 •••••
RegistrationKPX 4412
InsurerCyprus Motor Ins.
Policy numberCM-7734-2025
★★★CYKPX 4412
Built for the roadside
Accidents don't happen where the signal is good.
Every step of the report is written to your phone as you go. The network is only needed at the very end, when you send it — and if there's none, it waits and sends itself later.
0 bars needed
Triage, photos, party details and your description are all captured offline. Nothing is lost if you lose signal mid-report.
24 insurers
Every licensed motor insurer in Cyprus, with their accident line already stored, so you aren't searching for a number one-handed.
3 languages
English, Ελληνικά and Русский, switchable at any time — including on the lock screen, before you've signed in.
For insurers
A queue, not an inbox full of attachments.
Reports arrive structured: triage flags at the top, photographs sorted by category, the other party's details already keyed. Your handlers assign, ask the customer for what's missing, and record a decision — and every step of that is logged.
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