Whitepaper: Future Auto Claims: Driving Forward with Data Improves Service During Unexpected Events
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The insurance industry has found itself caught in a wake-up call. As carriers face the unpredictable future, they must accelerate digital transformation to align with customer preferences and protect against the storms to come.
Though often perceived as a technology laggard, the industry proved during the pandemic that virtual claims are not only possible, but desirable too. In the auto claims arena, best-in-class digital technologies are already delivering clear results.
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Check out the incredible contributions from our panel of insurance thought leaders:
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Discover the 3 main steps towards a successful auto claims future:
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Carriers will need a fresh and open mindset, best-in-class technologies, and a firm commitment to putting customers at the center of the claims experience.
Continuous innovation will be vital and those ready to roll with it will be the winners. So, now is certainly the time to drive new technology initiatives!
“Although 50% of all our claims are now digital, call centers are busier than ever, but this should not be blamed on the new virtual processes introduced during Covid-19 but on supply chain disruption.” USAA
“The faster we can expedite the adjustment process the faster we can scope the loss, and the faster we can complete our estimate.” Nationwide
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Ira