The problem-35% of costs are accounted for by material waste and remedial work."
"It’s an industry where
Forbes April 2016 and no reason not to believe the same applies today.
The solution
- use
- Certified local Gig workers
- Incorporated in a digital claims platform
- Augmented by connected drones to investigate and report
- Integrated into a single digital claims record.
leverage gig workers and drones in the US for insurers and are coming to the UK.
In the UK, 360ClaimsServices combines a national, qualified "gig" workforce and supply chain that generally visit claimants same day and at hours to suit the customer rather than the insurer. Together with, when required, with drones, aerial mast photography to complete the picture of damage and plan remedial work.
Text, photo and video evidence are instantly securely uploaded to a single digital record of the complete claim for faster, higher quality work flows.
Better still, the supply chain itself is incorporated into this model to reduce that 35% wasted OPEX cost substantially. An "Uber" operational model joins customers to local, committed contractors without the need for expensive HQ staff, under-utilised assets and operational staff.
For more complex drainage and subsidence claims, Live Streaming between local investigators and contractors and experts speeds up scoping, specifying and project managing repair and replacement.
The result is happier customers, better service and reduced costs and a more successful Claims Director
Drones can help the insurance industry by improving data quality, providing unprecedented views, ensuring safety and increasing the speed at which claims can be resolved. These new realities are incredibly important for the insurance sector. By flying drones over damaged houses or other properties, operators can acquire high-quality video footage that accelerates and improves claims resolution processes. Drone footage can immediately be sent back to carriers for analysis. Drones can significantly reduce the risks associated with field inspections. By leveraging drones, insurance adjusters can avoid climbing ladders and even setting foot in damaged buildings. Operators can remain safely on the ground and fly their drones over damaged property or disaster areas.
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