It used to be easier for fraudsters but technology and court rulings catching up on them. The use of Fraud Analytics Solutions enable insurers to access and join both structured and unstructured data. The result has been a 40% increase in fraud detection. That is the professional fraudster who up to now has been able to change modus operandi to foil insurer's fraud teams. 

Opportunistic fraud is still rife however particularly in Accidental Damage, Loss and Theft. 

  • Red Wine spills on Chinese carpets
  • Lost wallet- the £100 that increases to £250 when they check the policy and see claims limit higher
  • "Damaged" phones just as new iPhone or Samsung Galaxy Note 9 comes out
  • Damaged TV from different premises than the claimant's home.
  • The list goes on and on and on.....

AI rarely finds these and 360Globalnet has proved in the 2.5 million claims processed via its digital claims platform 360Siteview that over 35% are fraudulent. Across perils and globally ( auto fraud lower). How did it find out?

Claims registered follows a sequence:- 

  • eFNOL via insurers website - straight through registration on 360SV
  • and/or via the Claims Handler/Adjuster and subsequently through the platform keep a single digital record of every claim.
  • Claimants describe the incident by free form text.
  • 360SV sends a link to submit photo evidence
  • 360Siteview analyses photo metadata and checks location/time on photo and in claim
  • 360SV sends link for video evidence if required

Claimants that have "enhanced" their claims or made them up see the story unravel and withdraw claims- a consistent 35% or more.

This unclogs the claims pipeline, save operational costs and more dramatically payments. Major insurers don't believe it until they run a POC and compared with "Business as Usual" ,measure the difference.