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ClickClaims
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What is ClickClaims?

ClickClaims is a Software as a Service (SaaS) claims management solution designed for Property and Casualty Insurance Carriers, Independent Claim Adjusters, Third Party Administrators, and Specialty Claim Service Providers. The platform provides turn-key applications that are hosted and managed, integrating with Xactware, Symbility Solutions, Policy Management Systems, and over 50 carrier dispatch systems to deliver a seamless claims workflow.

The solution emphasizes automation, connectivity, and customization, enabling users to organize, manage, act, and succeed in their claims processes. With features like user-defined dashboards, data grids, and a library of over 50 connectors, ClickClaims ensures efficient data flow and operational clarity. It supports a 24/7/365 service model and offers rapid deployment capabilities, as demonstrated in case studies like responding to Hurricane Laura within 24 hours.

Features

  • Claims Intelligence: Uses AI to enhance claims processing and decision-making
  • Integration Connectors: Over 50 connectors for seamless data exchange with policy systems, estimating platforms, and carrier dispatch systems
  • Customizable Workflows: Tailored solutions to fit different claim departments and processes
  • User-Defined Dashboard: Interactive tools including drag-and-drop widgets, multi-view data grids, and filters for data organization
  • 24/7/365 Service Model: Uninterrupted customer support with high Net Promoter Score ratings

Use Cases

  • Automating claims processing for property and casualty insurance carriers
  • Managing claims for independent adjusters and third-party administrators
  • Streamlining disaster response and catastrophe management for insurance services
  • Integrating claims data with external systems like Xactware and policy management platforms
  • Customizing claims workflows to meet specific organizational needs

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