Tropics Software Technologies Announces Alabama Self-Insured Workers Compensation Fund and Employers Claim Management Went Live with Workers Compensation Software
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The Fund and ECM will utilize the system to facilitate all aspects of policy, billing, and claims administration. Additionally, Tropics will be utilized by The Fund to offer its agencies enhanced on-line inquiry functionality, web-based application submission, and other self-service functionality.
“We are excited to have the Tropics comprehensive software package implemented to provide quality service for both our members and brokers,” said
“Tropics software solution is a key component of our strategy for continuously improving efficiency and service,” said
“Tropics is excited to be in production at The Fund and ECM,” said
President and CEO of
About The Fund:
About Employers Claim Management:
Employers Claim Management (ECM) was founded in 1991. ECM’s mission is to provide excellent service and solutions that allow clients to develop and maintain a successful workers’ compensation program. Since its inception, ECM has specialized in
About Tropics Software Technologies:
Tropics
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