Settle car accident claims – with Risk-BOT instead of hotline chaos

Settling a car accident – ​​without insurance drama

Settle car accident claims – with Risk-BOT instead of hotline chaos

Whether it's a fender bender, a rear-end collision, or a crash with a discussion: We help you report the accident properly , contact the right insurance company , and avoid costly mistakes in the claims process – via WhatsApp and with a clear plan.

Clarity regarding guilt & regulation ; help with wording ; WhatsApp instead of call center
You explain the accident in normal language – we sort the case to be insurance-compliant and guide you through the settlement process.

These are the classic injuries in car accidents

Theoretically you know the legal paragraphs – in practice, there's a broken car, a nervous accident opponent and maybe even the opposing insurance company on the phone.

Situation 1

Rear-end collision & traffic jam chaos

A typical crash in city traffic or on the motorway. Rear-end collision, front-end collision, multiple vehicles involved – and everyone has "their own view".

  • Dispute over guilt and distance
  • The opposing insurance company will call directly
  • Uncertainty: Personal liability insurance, comprehensive insurance or nothing at all?
Rear-end collision in urban traffic. Several vehicles.
Situation 2

Parking bump & accident while parking

Hitting another car while parking or pulling out, rim destroyed, bumper scratched – and suddenly a big discussion.

  • Often no police present
  • Some want to arrange things "without insurance"
  • It's annoying if there's an argument later on
Parking lot, parking garage – hit-and-run risk
Situation 3

Accident with personal injury

Whiplash, bruises or more – things can get serious quickly: medical reports, compensation for pain and suffering, loss of earnings.

  • Complex regulation involving experts and doctors
  • Own and opponent's insurance in the game
  • Clear strategies are particularly important here
Personal injury compensation, pain and suffering expert opinion
Your accident doesn't quite fit into any existing category?
No problem. Send us photos of your car, the accident scene, and a short voice message describing what happened – we'll tell you how your case is classified.
Describe your accident now via WhatsApp

Liability, comprehensive, partial coverage – who pays for what?

Insurance jargon after an accident is about as helpful as a wet passenger seat. Here's the short version you really need.

Motor vehicle liability insurance

Mandatory – it covers damage you others : other people's cars, objects, and people.

  • It settles claims from the other party involved in the accident
  • Also check whether the demands are excessive
  • Can cause problems in cases of gross negligence

Comprehensive & Partial Comprehensive Insurance

Comprehensive insurance protects your own car: partial comprehensive insurance usually covers theft, glass damage, etc., full comprehensive insurance additionally covers accidents caused by the policyholder.

  • Important in case of damage to your own property without clear fault on the part of another party
  • Keep an eye on deductibles and downgrades
  • We'll roughly calculate with you what's worthwhile

Opposing insurance company

She seems friendly, but she's not there for your interests. Her job: to pay as little as possible.

  • Never underestimate what you say on the phone
  • Critically examine expert opinions and offers
  • Risk-BOT helps you categorize conversations and writings
Risk-BOT Plain Talk:
Before you talk to the opposing insurance company or their assessor, send us your documents and your perspective. We'll tell you the best course of action with the insurance company and what you should avoid saying.
Have your documents checked via WhatsApp

Checklist: What you should do immediately after an accident

Between adrenaline, police, and wrecked metal, it's easy to make a mistake. These steps will help you handle your car accident smoothly later on.

  • 1
    Secure the accident scene.
    Hazard lights, high-visibility vest, warning triangle – before you think about insurance, safety comes first.
  • 2
    Call emergency services and the police if necessary.
    Especially in cases of personal injury, significant property damage, or unclear liability.
  • 3
    Take photos and videos. Document
    all vehicles, license plates, lane markings, the road, and the surroundings – better too many than too few.
  • 4
    Exchange data.
    Note down names, addresses, license plate numbers, insurance information, and any witnesses.
  • 5
    Do not sign any admission of guilt.
    Avoid hasty statements like "It was all my fault" – especially not in writing.
  • 6
    Report an accident briefly via WhatsApp to Risk-BOT.
    We'll help you sort out the situation before you call insurance companies or appraisers.
Is this another person saying, "I know someone at the insurance company"?
Listen to everything they say—but then make your decision based on real facts. We'll take a neutral look at your car accident and tell you what's really important .
Get your accident situation clarified now.

How to settle your car accident with Risk-BOT

Instead of juggling insurance companies, appraisers and lawyers on your own, you get a clear roadmap – on your phone.

1 Describe the accident
Photos, voice message & documents via WhatsApp

You send us pictures of the damage, the accident scene, a short voice message about what happened and everything you have already received (e.g. accident report, business cards, initial correspondence).

2 Classification & Strategy
Who pays, what's realistic, how do you proceed?

We will look at your case, examine the roles of your own, the opposing party's and, if applicable, comprehensive insurance, and tell you honestly what is covered and what isn't – without sugarcoating anything.

3 Regulation accompany
Wording, deadlines, resistance to cuts

We help you with the actual report, adapt texts, classify expert opinions and are by your side if the insurance company tries to push you down or downplay your case.

When things get complicated – that's exactly when Risk-BOT comes in handy

At first, everything sounds like "No problem, we'll sort it out." Things get complicated when money is involved. That's exactly where we come in.

"The opposing insurance company suddenly only wanted to pay half."

Classic examples: "economic write-off," "residual value," "loss of use"—terms designed to wear you down. With structured cross-referencing and clear language, many reductions can be assessed—and sometimes even contested.


Has your claim already been rejected or significantly reduced?
Then our section "Claims Rejected – Seize a Second Chance" your next step. We shed light on rejection letters, review expert reports, and help you assess whether an appeal is worthwhile.

Frequently asked questions about car accident claims settlement

When metal meets metal, the same questions always arise. Here are the answers, without the insurance jargon.

What do I need to do immediately after a car accident?
Secure the accident scene, call emergency services and the police if necessary, and gather data and evidence. Then, document the incident systematically – for example, using our checklist above and sending a short message to Risk-BOT before contacting insurance companies.
Should I contact the other party's insurance company directly?
You can do it, but you don't have to do it unprepared. The other party's insurance company isn't your friend. Better: First, sort out your own case, review photos and information, and then act with a plan – ideally with us in the background.
When is it worth hiring a lawyer after a car accident?
For major damages, personal injuries, or significant reductions in compensation, hiring a lawyer is almost always worthwhile. For minor fender benders, you can often manage without one. We'll help you assess the situation and tell you when hiring a lawyer truly makes sense.
What if I am partially at fault for the accident?
Partial fault doesn't mean you have to accept everything. The percentage of liability determines how much you'll be compensated. We'll review police reports, sketches, and statements with you and help you understand whether the assessment is fair or not.
Can I use Risk-BOT if the accident happened a few days ago?
Yes. The sooner, the better – but even if you're already in the middle of correspondence, we can often still bring structure, translate documents, and recommend a strategy.

Car accident? We've got your back.

You send us photos, voice messages and documents – we take care of the insurance logic, wording and the overall process for handling your accident claim.