THE PILOT IOU

​An industry first, The Pilot IOU: Guaranteed Assignment

Pilot was the first and only company to make a promise to qualified adjusters.

If you want to work for us, we guarantee you a job.

We believe in partnership. And if you want to be our partner, we want to be your partner.

Here’s how it works:

How do I claim my IOU from pilot?

The terms and conditions to claim your IOU from Pilot:

    • You must complete the application and interview process
    • You must opt in to receive communications from Pilot
    • You must be in good standing with Pilot
    • Assignments can be dependent on storm-related weather events
    • Assignments could include field adjusting, including flood claims, daily claims, inside claims or, desk adjusting; subject to adjuster’s credentials and qualifications and market demand

how quickly can i claim my iou?

Assignments are dependent on storm-related weather events and market demand. After receiving adjuster credentials, Pilot staff will evaluate your information and focus on finding the best deployment opportunity for you.

Do iou’s only apply during hurricane season?

No. Assignments could include field adjusting, including flood claims, daily claims, inside claims or, desk adjusting; subject to adjuster’s credentials and qualifications and market demand.

what kind of experience do i need to be guaranteed an assignment?

Everyone has varying levels of experience and number of years they’ve been in the industry. We’ll help you assess your current situation and help you identify the quickest path to deployment and potential training opportunities to get you an assignment. Assignments could include field adjusting, including flood claims, daily claims, inside claims or, desk adjusting; subject to adjuster’s credentials and qualifications and market demand.

how am i matched with deployments?

We match you with the best available opportunities based upon your submitted credentials, qualifications and market demand.

when does my iou expire?

The IOU is valid until the last day of the following year.