Who DASH is, briefly
DASH is a job management platform for restoration contractors. It was built by Next Gear Solutions, which was acquired by CoreLogic; CoreLogic has since rebranded as Cotality. That lineage places DASH inside a larger property data and insurance-claims ecosystem, and it has been used by restoration companies for many years.
We are not going to characterize DASH’s features, pricing, or roadmap here — those change, and Cotality is the right source for them. What we can do is describe what RestoredOS is built to do, and the kinds of companies each approach tends to suit.
What RestoredOS is built around
RestoredOS was built by a restoration operator with 26 years in the industry, around one idea: every stage of the job should work from the same record, so nothing is re-keyed. In practice that means:
- Intake to job. The first notice of loss becomes a numbered lead, and the qualified lead becomes a job with the customer and cause already attached.
- The job file. Documents by category, photos by day with optional AI labels, notes, a job email inbox, daily reports, and PDFs.
- Drying documentation. Chambers with S500 category and class, moisture points, daily readings, GPP and dew point, equipment-days, and a Mitigation Audit that reviews the file before a contested invoice goes out.
- Estimate to budget. Xactimate estimate PDFs are read into budget line items that drive the vendor buyout and schedule.
- Schedule and crews. A per-job Gantt with predecessors and milestones, and a weekly crew planner.
- Time and job costing. A GPS time clock against job and phase, with labor cost against budget and payroll export.
- Customers and referral sources. The ClientTrack homeowner portal and a field-sales CRM with native mobile apps.
- Reyna, the AI assistant. Reads the job file and documents, finds jobs, drafts emails, creates RFIs, and assigns tasks.
Side by side
This compares approach, not a feature checklist. DASH details should be confirmed with Cotality.
| DASH | RestoredOS | |
|---|---|---|
| Category | Restoration job management platform | Restoration operating system (job management + modules) |
| Company | Cotality (formerly CoreLogic); originally Next Gear Solutions | Restored Technology LLC, Lake Wylie, SC |
| Track record | Long-established in the industry | Newer platform, founded 2026 |
| Pricing model | Contact Cotality | Quoted: platform per office/user + optional modules + one-time onboarding; CRM module $65–$90/user/mo |
| Drying documentation | Confirm with Cotality | Native drying module, Encircle import, AI mitigation audit |
| AI assistant | Confirm with Cotality | Reyna, across the job file and documents |
| Try before you talk | Contact Cotality | Self-serve live tour of the real app |
When DASH may be the better fit
- Your company has years of process, reporting, and training built on DASH and it is working.
- You value a long track record and a large parent company above everything else.
- Your workflows depend on connections within the Cotality ecosystem.
Switching job management systems is real work. If your current system fits, the bar for changing should be high.
When RestoredOS may be the better fit
- Your team still re-keys the Xactimate estimate into budgets, buyouts, or schedules.
- Drying evidence and equipment-days are rebuilt by hand at invoice time.
- You want field crews, estimators, GMs, and homeowners working from one record, on a phone.
- You want an AI assistant that has read the job file, not just a search box.
- You would rather evaluate the real product yourself before a sales call — the live tour runs on the actual app.
New to the category? Start with the restoration software buyer’s guide.
DASH and other product names are trademarks of their respective owners and are used here only to identify those products. Restored Technology is not affiliated with or endorsed by them. Descriptions of DASH are based on publicly available information as of October 2026 and may not reflect current features or plans; please confirm details with the vendor.