Claims

Insurers are looking at more than $7 billion in claims, says Aite Group.

With insurers rapidly deploying digital capabilities in order to service socially distancing customers, Jamie Yoder of Snapsheet thinks these habits could stick and become status quo going forward.

The future for insurance carriers looks bright when it comes to claims advancements this decade.

While digital capabilities have led to record-high claims satisfaction, a mix of high-touch and online services are preferred.

Though Metromile sells insurance on its own in the U.S., it is exploring some licensing of its proprietary tech.

While consumers grow more at ease with digital contact every year, they remain more at ease with non-digital status updates on the whole.

Farmers and other carriers are engaging and empowering their customers’ self-service lifestyle and thirst for real-time access to information.

From Insuretech Connect in Las Vegas, dispatches on carriers' digitalization efforts.

Travelers has partnered with Hover to incorporate 3-D modeling technology into its claims assessment.

More good news is that the development of connected cars is making it easier to find new products and services to offer policyholders.