Exdion Insurance Announces Three New Client Wins for its AI Solutions
Launches AI Data Extraction Capabilities for Evaluating Acquisitions
The three new clients are:
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EHD Insurance , established inPennsylvania , is one of the largest full-service, privately held insurance brokers in theU.S. It provides a wide range of services such as employee benefits, commercial insurance, surety, personal insurance, claims, and risk control. -
Southwest Risk Management, LLC is an independently owned and operated insurance broker based in
Mesa, Arizona . It is known for its knowledgeable agents, helpful service, and hands-on ownership. -
One of the top 30 U.S. brokers with 2022 revenue in excess of
$290 million , a renowned leader in providing innovative property, liability, and employee benefit insurance solutions.
“Positive word-of-mouth from our existing clients influenced these esteemed brokers to choose Exdion as a partner for their digital transformation journey,” stated
Salar continued, “Our clients will derive even more benefits with this month’s launch of Exdion's AI data extraction capabilities. This new offering allows an agency to improve its pre- and post-acquisition requirements by doing a quick and rigorous agency block analysis of its portfolio. The agency can then leverage this data to assist in determining the desirability and pricing of future acquisitions.”
Technology enablement is a major problem and opportunity for brokers seeking a competitive advantage and to future-proof their firms. Manual policy checking, whether outsourced or managed by agency workers, is a slow and wasteful procedure that has remained unchanged for a century, despite increased customer expectations for a better and faster digital experience. The time-consuming task of assessing and routing policy implementation depletes agencies' customer interaction capability. The bandwidth of essential staff can be better used to engage with consumers and promote the agency's growth.
When insurance companies use Exdion's AI solutions, they see significant increases in productivity, efficiency, and revenue. With Exdion’s AI technology solutions, agencies have saved at least 50% on policy verification, boosted binding speed by 35%, reduced E&O risks, and eliminated manual data entry entirely. All these benefits occur within the first year of adoption. Exdion's current customers report considerable gains in customer interactions because of improved data integrity.
Looking ahead, Exdion remains committed to shaping the future of insurance by continually advancing its AI and analytics solutions to empower even more insurance brokers on their journey to digital transformation success.
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