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COMPD on your phone · Mobile web portal
Your case stays within reach.
A private place to follow your structured payment case, review documents and see what has actually happened. Open it in your phone’s browser. The professionals doing the review continue to work in the web staff portal.
The mobile web portal is available now in your browser. A downloadable native app is planned, not available yet. Access to your case requires a COMPD account.
Illustrative layout. Your actual record reflects your case and its review status.
42 seconds / Concept walkthrough
A view of the idea. Not a view of your account.
Before you watch: This is an illustrative concept demo with sample figures and screens, not the live COMPD portal or your case. Vault totals, full or partial stream selection, policy and case IDs, verification tabs, payout requests, signatures and tracking in the film are not evidence that insurer verification, a payout simulator, e-signing, transfers or those specific flows are available.
The current mobile web portal is a private case record: upload documents, review extracted details, request staff review, and follow offers and staff-reported status when applicable.
Read a description of the walkthrough
The film shows a phone interface moving through a Vault value screen, full and partial payment-stream options, case and policy identifiers, document verification tabs, a payout request, signature screens, and a tracking view. All figures and steps shown are illustrative. They are not live COMPD account information, confirmed insurer checks, executed agreements, or proof of a payment.
A steady record
- 01 Create a case
- 02 Add documents
- 03 Request review
- 04 Follow decisions
Made for the person behind the case
Less chasing. More context.
Structured payment decisions involve more than a number on a screen. COMPD gives you a case record you can return to: what you entered, what you uploaded, what staff reviewed, and what remains open. Each step stays distinguishable from a final answer.
01 / BUILD YOUR RECORD
Your information, together
Start with the case you know.
Keep your case details and supporting files in one private account. Add PDF or DOCX documents, then review any details extracted by OCR yourself before relying on them in your record.
- View your cases and their details
- Upload supporting PDF and DOCX files privately
- Review extracted information against its source
02 / SEE THE REVIEW
People, not instant labels
Know what was checked.
Request attorney or court review from your case. COMPD staff handles those checks through the web staff portal and records source-linked findings for you to review, including the scope and limits of a court search. A request or document upload is not a verification result.
- Request attorney and court review
- See staff-recorded results and supporting sources
03 / CONSIDER WHAT COMES NEXT
Only when there is something to consider
Terms before decisions.
If COMPD staff issues an offer, you can review its terms, version and expiration and record an acceptance. Afterward, the portal can show draft contract terms, a staff-recorded external counsel review, and payout status reported by staff.
- See staff-issued offers, if any
- Review draft contract and counsel-review record
- Follow staff-reported payout status
At a glance
Three things your record keeps apart.
What you supplied, what staff reviewed, and what was reported are shown as separate steps, so none of them reads as a final answer.
Your private record
- What you supplied
- What staff reviewed
- What was reported
What the record does — and does not — mean
Clarity includes the limits.
The portal keeps a visible record of steps and reported status. It does not turn an incomplete review into a certainty or replace a qualified professional’s advice.
Review takes time
Attorney and court findings are staff-reviewed and source-linked. A court search is limited to the sources and scope checked; it cannot guarantee the absence of an earlier transfer.
An offer is not automatic
Uploading a document or creating a case does not produce an instant price. Offers appear only when issued by COMPD staff, and you can review the terms before accepting.
A draft is not an executed contract
The portal can show draft terms and a record that staff says external counsel reviewed them. Neither is an electronic signature or proof of an executed agreement.
Tracking is not a transfer
Payout information shown in the portal is reported by staff. COMPD’s portal does not directly transfer funds or independently confirm that funds arrived.
Come back to the full picture
Your next step should feel informed.
Sign in to see your private case, or create an account to begin a record you can return to from your phone or computer.