Carpe Data announces extended relationship with The Hanover to Optimize Claims, Flag Fraud
Carpe Data, a pioneer in the realm of emerging and alternative data for insurance, today announced their extended relationship with The Hanover Insurance Group. The renewal marks a five-year milestone for the firms in their joint effort to optimize claims processing and uncover novel fraud techniques.
The centerpiece of this collaboration is ClaimsX, Carpe Data’s advanced fraud detection and claim monitoring technology that leverages publicly available web data for real-time assessment and decision making from first notice of loss to resolution. With ClaimsX at its disposal, The Hanover’s claims team can quickly append their own data with evidence sourced from publicly available content online to supplement loss facts, leading to swifter claim resolutions and happier customers.
“Data-driven decisions are at the core of The Hanover’s claims management strategy, enabling us to optimize processes and deliver on our promises. Carpe Data's ClaimsX helps gain additional insights from our claims data,” remarked
About Carpe Data
Collaborating with insurance carriers to navigate the chaotic, ever-expanding data landscape, Carpe Data contextualizes online data bringing it into focus. They transform online information into predictive and actionable data, enabling automation and improving insurance outcomes across the policy lifecycle. Headquartered in
For more information, please visit https://carpe.io.
About The Hanover
The Hanover Insurance Group, Inc. is the holding company for several property and casualty insurance companies, which together constitute one of the largest insurance businesses in
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