Digital claims: closing the loop from FNOL to settlement
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Technology is transforming the ease and efficiency of the insurance claims process. But there’s still a balance to be found between light touch and human touch. Saxon East reports.
When Clear Group’s Neil Grimes started working in insurance in the 1990s, dealing with claims was frequently a time-consuming process. Long hours were spent filling in paperwork and logging data.
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