Claims

Partnership will give Farmers' claims pros access to unmanned aerial vehicles fully loaded with analytics software.

The acquisition adds drone-as-a-service capabilities to Genpact's suite of claims services.

The sector is complex, and it is important for carriers to have the appropriate systems and functionalities to support these complexities and enable future growth.

AI, automation and data cut cycle times while reducing human intervention in the claims process.

Condo insurer will implement core systems and analytics suite.

The new system is powered by "AVA," a smart assistant leveraging telematics data to replicate accident scenes in seconds.

Total funding activity is up compared to Q1 2017 and from the same time last year.

Insurers see an opportunity to program aerial vehicles’ flight and picture-taking, freeing up adjusters’ time.

Insurtech Tractable is among a growing group of companies using AI to inspect damage faster than human eyes can.

Carrier will establish its recently purchased Hamilton USA business as an analytics unit aimed at leveraging data science for commercial underwriting and claims.

Insurtech's camera device records visual data, as well as traditional usage-based insurance factors, to develop driving scores.

Designed to close protection gaps in China, data-driven product pays off in near-real time after a storm passes through.

The digtial auto insurer will offer policyholders credits for free ridesharing trips after a car accident.

The vast majority of stakeholders see administrative waste as a cause of poor communication.

Automating document digitalization helps carriers cut claims cycle times down drastically, says Capgemini's Nathan Root.

These new companies sport telematics, AI and IoT platforms aimed at expediting claims, digital distribution and more.

Insurer has rolled out several initiatives aimed at a more modern experience during insurance's 'moment of truth.'

Auto accidents are on the rise, and new digital tools are helping carriers make customers whole again.

New tech companies are shaking up the insurance market with Internet of Things, drone and machine learning products.

The technology can give adjusters a customer service tool that, incidentally, improves financial outcomes.