Clearspeed Launches Surge to Quickly and Accurately Assess Claims Risk for Catastrophic Events
Clearspeed Surge allows companies to streamline their processes and reduce resource strain with a proactive “straight through” approach during catastrophic events.
With its exceptional claims risk assessment accuracy, Clearspeed Surge empowers operational teams to instantly determine next steps and move customers straight through to payment at such a critical time. By fast-tracking low-risk customers, Clearspeed Surge improves customer satisfaction while freeing skilled adjusters to focus on higher value claims.
During a “surge” event, call volumes can increase more than 50x, with the risk of opportunistic claims fraud growing exponentially for insurance carriers. Clearspeed Surge provides short, simple, and automated questionnaires that detect risk with greater than ninety-seven percent accuracy. The light touch application easily integrates with existing systems and offers twenty-four seven availability.
“Insurance fraud poses a consistent and massive threat to organizations across the globe, and in the midst of a volatile climate environment and economic uncertainty, it is paramount to implement airtight processes that assure rapid accuracy in outcomes,” stated
“Clearspeed understands the importance of bringing together the need to fast-track low-risk customers and freeing up skilled adjusters to act on top priority claims during high-volume, critical surge events,” said
As a company,
“As the insurance industry continues to digitize its claims process, strategic investment in intelligent decisioning and claims automation is crucial to maximize output, but it’s important not to overlook increasing fraudulent activities,” stated
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Prior to founding
Matthew was appointed as Managing Director of
Matthew has overseen the transition from a small privately owned company (
With extensive insurance industry experience, Matthew began his career with
Originally from Bath, Matthew graduated from
Stuart began his career as an actuary at a leading global insurer in both its life and property and casualty divisions. Prior to joining Aite-Novarica, he worked for a variety of software vendors, including at SAS for nearly a decade. He has been responsible for go-to-market strategies, product marketing, and application development. He has extensive experience working with insurance companies across the globe, including in
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