The insurance claims module provides full management of the claims reporting and settlement processes. The functional strength of the system is primarily:
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Efficient and reduced claim processing time
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Increased processing capabilities of each claims adjuster
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Improved process control via integrated workflow and imaging
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Improved verification and accuracy over claim settlement.
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Highly customizable claims process management & setup (claim statuses, documents etc.)
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Advanced claims security capabilities (authorization & authentication, population restriction)
The Claims Module comprises the following processing functionality:
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Comprehensive procedures for opening & handling claims online
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First report - PNL (Preliminary Notice of Loss)
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Dynamic questionnaire for damage identification
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Multiple claimants in a single claim
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Multiple damages in one claim
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Point-in-time coverage verification
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Automated referral and notification to 3rd parties
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Irregularities and fraud detection
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Full integration with CRM, document production, workflow & business intelligence modules
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Full integration with the security module for tight verification of claim processing & payments
 
IDIT™ supports reporting and settlement of simple claims in a fast track flow, while complex claims are managed in a more elaborate process
 
Claims Settlement
- Payments to customers and suppliers
- Fast track settlement
- Catastrophe handling
- Ex-gratia compensation
- Third party claims
- Subrogation
- Legal handling
- Recoveries
- Reserves management
- Full integration with CRM module, document production, workflow, business intelligence
Compensation may be provided by repair of damages by a 3rd party service provider or replacement of the goods by other 3rd party providers. Payment to the claimant in advance of a repair, or serving as reimbursement for expenses is also supported. In addition the system can be used to pay any occasional service providers for their work or work with a designated pool of providers. A letter may be sent to the claimant to be signed prior to any payment, stating that the insurer's obligation is fulfilled by the provided benefit.
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