The Claimable API exposes various objects through a series of endpoints. Each object has attributes in a JSON format, that can be sent and received, via a request to an API endpoint.

The following list is a summary of all objects, but you can see the full object definition, with attribute explanations, on the detail page for each one.

Summary of Objects

Object	Overview
Claim	`Claim` objects represent the top-level "container" for all claim-related records, some of which are stored as attributes on the `Claim` object itself and others are stored in nested objects.
Contact	`Contact` objects represent individuals or businesses who can be linked to claims, such as claimants, witnesses, third parties etc. Each contact can be linked to multiple claims. Contacts can also be linked to companies to indicate they belong to that company in some capacity, such as an employee or member of staff.
Company	`Company` objects provide a way to link claims to organisations that your business has a commercial relationship with. For example this could be clients, insurers, brokers, suppliers, repairers, adjusters etc.
Damage	`Damage` objects represent damage caused to the subject of the claim, along with any reserve amounts. They can only exist nested within a claim and therefore must belong to a parent `Claim` object.
Payment	`Payment` objects represent payments or transactions relating to claims. They can only exist nested within a claim and therefore must belong to a parent `Claim` object.
Note	`Note` objects provide a way to record a text-based narrative about a parent object. They must belong to a parent object, which can be either a `Claim`, `Contact` or `Company`.
Document	`Document` objects are metadata wrappers for files uploaded to their parent object. They must belong to a parent object, which can be either a `Claim`, `Contact` or `Company`.