No signup — just tools that save you time when you work with Xactimate ESX files.
Paste XACTDOC XML or upload an .esx file and get a structural validation report: required sections, CAT|SEL code shape, SEL codes that break Xactimate import, and line totals.
Validate an ESX fileXactimate line-item prices come from region-specific price lists. Why prices vary by region and price month — and why ESXPress publishes code guidance instead of prices.
Read the guidePlain-English definitions of the terms you actually run into on a claim: ESX, CAT/SEL, RCV vs ACV, depreciation, O&P, supplements, and roofing line items.
Browse the glossaryStep-by-step guides on Xactimate, ESX files, price lists, and supplement strategy — plus the free tools that put them to work.
Explore the guidesOpen an .esx file in your browser: paste XACTDOC XML or load a ZIP and inspect sections, line items and totals. Nothing is uploaded — the file never leaves your machine.
Open the viewerSee what automated conversion saves you per year: claims per month, hours saved per claim, and your hourly rate.
Project your savingsThe validator and code tools run against the same Xactimate data ESXPress uses for every conversion — the SEL code dictionary and the import checks. The pricing explainer, glossary, guides, and profit calculator are free resources on top. Every tool here is free and needs no account: paste a file or a few estimate lines and get an answer in seconds. The checks run in your browser — your data stays on your machine.
New to ESX files? Start with the complete guide to the Xactimate ESX format.
Working from photos instead of a PDF? See Photo-Scope for roof photos turned into a draft scope with SEL codes, and Xactimate to PDF for what an estimate loses when it stays a PDF.
Drop the whole carrier scope in ESXPress — PDF or scope XML — and get an import-ready .esx in about two minutes, with every line item checked against the SEL dictionary. Always verify the output in your own environment before submission.