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About McCarron Coates Claims App

McCarron Coates Claims App is an app that you can use to accurately record and quickly submit claim data directly to your insurance broker. Saving time and money as well as protecting drivers livelihoods and company reputations. If an accident occurs, use the app to collect as much information as possible including GPS location data and images from the scene. This will be provided directly to your insurance broker to handle your claim. Submitted claims are sent directly to yourself, fleet managers and/or insurance brokers as required. Speeds up processes, reduces costs and ultimately can reduce your premiums

What’s new

Version 2.0.3 · Updated September 21, 2026

Updated app with a new modern UI

App privacy

The developer, McCarron Coates Ltd, reported these privacy practices to Apple.

Data Linked to You

The following data, which may be collected and linked to your identity, may be used for the following purposes:

  • Location: Precise Location
  • Contact Info: Email Address, Name, Phone Number, Other User Contact Info
  • User Content: Photos or Videos
  • Identifiers: User ID
  • Other Data: Other Data Types

Used for: App Functionality

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