Duck Creek and Artigem join forces to provide real-time, accurate jewelry valuation for customers
“Artigem’s SpeedCheck software ensures an insurer’s existing book of scheduled jewelry gets and stays at an accurate insured to value," said Artigem's CEO,
“Artigem has been focused on jewelry valuation for over 20 years, and we are proud to bring their company and expert system into Duck Creek’s robust partner ecosystem,” said
Accurate valuations for personal property, such as jewelry, are crucial for the insurance industry's fundamental purpose. The collaboration between
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Artigem is reimagining how carriers engage with underwriting and valuation services. Since 2001, the company has implemented technology to provide efficient and accurate ways to accurately underwrite items. Artigem SpeedCheck is innovating the underwriting of fine jewelry by instantaneously updating scheduled jewelry valuations and giving agents and adjusters instant accurate pricing. By embracing these technological advancements internally and externally, Artigem will continue to expand its service offerings within the insurance industry and beyond. To learn more, visit www.artigem.com or linkedin.com/Artigem.

Carley Bunch Duck Creek Technologies +1-201-962-6091 carley.bunch@duckcreek.com
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