Ingrid Cook Moravitz

About Ingrid Cook Moravitz

SHzoom was built to solve one of the most expensive and overlooked failures in self-insured operations: what happens after a vehicle crash.Most self-insured fleets lose weeks of operational time and thousands in recovery dollars because post-crash workflows remain fragmented. Repairs take too long. Estimates vary widely. Internal teams absorb manual work they were never designed to manage. Leadership lacks real-time visibility into what is actually causing delays.UPtime by SHzoom changes that.UPtime is a patented accident management system used by government and self-insured organizations that require real-time accuracy, consistent repair decisions, and full visibility across the entire post-crash lifecycle.Fleet, risk, and operations leaders use UPtime to: • Shorten repair timelines • Increase compliance and accountability • Strengthen vendor performance • Improve subrogation recovery • Reduce downtime and cost without adding staffImpact & Differentiation• Proven reductions in vehicle downtime and repair costs• Patented technology with insurer-recognized IP• End-to-end accident transparency for fleet, risk, and legal stakeholders• Government-ready, Sourcewell-aligned procurement strategy• Dedicated Customer Success model for every customerCredentials & Recognition• U.S. Patent Holder (multiple issued patents and more pending)• DoD SBIR Awardee• Microsoft Founders Program Partner• National TechConnect Defense Innovation Award Winner• NAFA & Smart Cities Speaker and Educational Session Leader• U.S. government registered and contract ready with active CAGE and UEI. SHzoom is building the system of record for post-crash operations. We exist to replace guesswork with clarity, delays with accountability, and broken workflows with trust.Reach out: s••••••@SHzoom.com |(80••••••93 |(412)

Experience

1. Founder and CEO at Shzoom Technologies, Inc

   Shzoom

   Aug 2019 — Present · Pittsburgh, PA, US

   Ingrid Cook Moravitz is the CEO of SHzoom Technologies, Inc. and the inventor of patented fleet accident and repair governance systems used by public sector and self-insured organizations to strengthen transparency, accountability, and audit readiness. With more than 25 years of experience across fleet operations and insurance claims, Ingrid brings deep expertise in property and casualty handling, severity trends, settlement strategy, and regulatory frameworks. Her work has helped government and commercial fleets reduce disputes, improve decision defensibility, and modernize incident documentation practices. She is a frequent speaker for the National Association of Fleet Administrators and in Smart Cities forums on fleet risk governance, accident cost recovery, and responsible AI-supported decision-making in high-trust environments.

Education

• Tufts University

  Computer Science

  1991 — 1992

• Spelman College

  Bachelor’s Degree, English

  1992 — 1995