Owner guides
Synthetic teaching example
Read the work first. Then the total.
Every number below is invented for education. It is not a market price, claim value, tax rate, payment promise, or coverage conclusion.
1. Read one repair line
| Room | Task | Qty | Unit | Synthetic price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Drywall repair | 120 | SF | $4.50 | |
| Prime and paint walls | 420 | SF | $1.60 | |
| Baseboard remove and replace | 38 | LF | $6.25 |
What to check for drywall repair
Synthetic line. Check access, finish level, texture, insulation, and whether paint is separate.
Build a comparison row
Current estimate version
Room and line item
Quantity and unit
Included, excluded, or pending
Source document
Question and response owner
2. Test payment arithmetic
Adjust the invented inputs to see why an illustrative check can differ from a synthetic estimate. Actual policy terms and decisions control.
- Base synthetic repairs
- $1,449.50
- Synthetic coordination
- $0.00
- Synthetic RCV
- $1,449.50
- Synthetic ACV
- $599.50
- Illustrative current payment
- $0.00
Questions to carry back to the real documents
- What work is included in this line?
- What location, quantity, material, and finish are assumed?
- What is omitted, separate, pending, or disputed?
- Which version is current?
- What explains each deduction or held amount?
- What policy wording or factual record supports the response?
