Build a usable file.
Organise repair records, photographs, inspection findings and correspondence by source and date. Practise identifying missing documents while preserving the original material and its context.
iClaims Australia / Dealer team training
Practical training for Australian caravan dealership teams, focused on administrative Australian Consumer Law (ACL) case preparation. Work through evidence, case histories and authorised follow-up using examples that reflect everyday customer matters.
Contact your state caravan industry association first to arrange a workshop.
Annual state workshops
On-site workshops are offered annually in all six states. Your state caravan industry association is the first point of contact for arranging the host location, timing and training focus.
Practical workshop topics
The training connects case preparation to the people gathering records, managing follow-up and briefing dealership decision makers.
Organise repair records, photographs, inspection findings and correspondence by source and date. Practise identifying missing documents while preserving the original material and its context.
Build a dated account of concerns, repair attempts, requests and responses. Keep recorded facts, reported concerns, disputed points and missing information distinct.
Practise authorised manufacturer or importer follow-up. Give an open action a responsible person and due date, then record the response and remaining question.
Check AI-assisted summaries against original records. Assemble a factual management or adviser pack that explains the history, supporting evidence and decisions still required.
Arrange annual on-site training
Contact your state caravan industry association first. Discuss the dealership teams involved, recurring case-preparation problems and the training focus that would be useful.
Workshop dates and host locations are arranged through your state association. The workshop covers administrative case preparation and human verification; legal advice and representation remain with qualified advisers, and customer remedy decisions remain with the dealer.
For the case-support service behind these practices, explore Australian case support.