Feb 3, 2021
Fully digital, field inventory process for content insurance claims will reset industry standards
NASHVILLE, Tenn. - Feb. 3, 2021 - PRLog -- edjuster, a leading North American provider of digital content services for the property contents insurance marketplace, today announced a fully digital, contents claims solution that addresses the industry's high severity, low frequency field claims market.
A recent survey from EIS Group indicates that, following the industry difficulties of 2020, insurers are now refocusing on digital transformation. To that end, edjuster's digital solution for field claims offers insurers and their clients a streamlined end-to-end claims process, powered by an intuitive and fully secure digital process, utilizing mobile capability with the immediate upload of inventory to the content valuation platform.
With the digital field claims solution, claims are auto-assigned and immediately uploaded to e-xclaim. The e-xclaim mobile application drives the digital process using Voice Recognition capability and expedites the claim upload. This ensures a fully secure process from inventory to upload, providing greater accuracy and an overall faster listing of contents inventory. The entire claims process is underscored by edjuster's commitment to leading health and safety standards and full PPE for onsite claims representatives.
Benefits of the digital field claims solution include:
Contact
Karen McNaughton
***@e-djuster.ca
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