Claims intake and triage

Every new claim, triaged before anyone opens the file.

The desk reads the first notice of loss and everything attached to it, checks coverage against the policy in your claims system, and proposes where the claim should go, with the policy language and evidence behind it.

A first notice of loss, checked against the policy and routed, with a person approving the decision.

Why it's hard

  • First notices arrive as forms, emails, photos and reports, in no fixed order.
  • Coverage questions hide in endorsements and exclusions.
  • Simple claims wait in the same queue as complex ones.

In the demo

Two claims, one desk.

A clean auto claim goes straight to fast-track. The second is flagged: the loss date falls two days after a coverage change, and the agent shows the endorsement that matters.

How the desk runs it

Six steps. One decision is yours.

  1. 1

    Intake

    The first notice and its attachments open a case: claim form, photos, police or incident report, repair estimate.

  2. 2

    Assess

    The agent confirms the policy was in force on the loss date, reads the coverage and exclusions, compares the estimate with the damage described, and checks the claim history for fraud indicators.

  3. 3

    Decide

    It proposes a route (fast-track, assign an adjuster, refer to special investigations, or reserve rights), citing the policy language.

  4. 4

    Approve

    A person

    A claims handler approves or changes the route.

  5. 5

    Act

    Acknowledgement to the policyholder, a reservation-of-rights letter where needed, and the adjuster assignment.

  6. 6

    Record

    Letters and the decision are filed to the claim.

Outcomes

Fast-trackAssign adjusterRefer to SIUReservation of rights

Works with

  • Your claims system: policy, coverage, claim history
  • Your document repository

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