Allstate Finds Fraud Faster with Innovative Data Company
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Carpe Data's fully automated data and predictive scoring products allow insurance carriers like Allstate to leverage valuable online information as a tool for risk assessment and decision-making across their book of business.
In one recent example, a third-party claimant said they could not work due to injuries from an accident. Carpe Data's analysis of public social media accounts found a video of the same claimant rock climbing as well as photos of the person horseback riding during the time they had said they were too injured to work. This provided Allstate with more information about the claim and the chance to potentially identify fraud faster and more effectively than ever before.
"Allstate is always searching for better ways to leverage the power of data to improve our claim process," said Allstate [Chief Claims Officer
In another example, the new tools helped Allstate corroborate a valid claim and reduce the cost of a claim investigation. An attorney for a third-party claimant stated an accident left their client paralyzed, but did not offer any further detail. A social media investigation found pictures of the claimant in a wheelchair, which helped confirm the diagnosis and allowed the insurer to expedite the claim to resolution.
In each scenario, Carpe Data helped Allstate more accurately predict risk and provide better service while protecting the company from potential fraud.
"Data and technology now play an increasingly important role in driving change across the insurance industry," said Carpe Data CEO and co-founder
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