CCC Intelligent Solutions Named Winner in 2023 Artificial Intelligence Excellence Awards
Auto claims and repair tech leader recognized by Business Intelligence for its industry-first AI-powered estimating solution CCC® Estimate – STP and its
CCC's industry-first AI-powered estimating solution CCC® Estimate - STP was recognized as a top innovation in the product category for 2023. CCC Estimate - STP uses advanced AI and insurer-driven rules to automatically initiate and populate detailed and actionable estimates for qualified repairable estimates in seconds without the need for human intervention.
In the organization category,
“CCC is excited to be recognized for our work applying advanced AI to elevate, personalize, and simplify customer and consumer experiences across the P&C insurance economy,” said
CCC Estimate - STP is in market with 15 insurers representing 50% of
“We are so proud to name CCC as a winner in our inaugural Artificial Intelligence Excellence Awards program,” said
To learn more about CCC's AI solutions, please visit: https://cccis.com/our-technology/ai/.
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