Lowers Forensics International Launches AI-Powered Small Claims Accounting Service
"Insurance companies today are met with a large number of small business interruption claims that can quickly produce a bottleneck, slowing down the claims resolution process and creating frustration for customers -- not to mention the costs and staffing requirements it takes to meet such demands," explains
Stratis uses artificial intelligence and built-in algorithms to catch red flags and generate accurate calculations that are verified by
"We are proud to deliver a fully customizable, scalable solution that allows our customers to achieve the often-competing goals of mitigating losses, settling claims quickly and fairly, and delivering a positive customer experience," Scarlato remarks.
Adaptable to any product line and any portfolio, Lowers Forensics says Stratis is the most advanced claims accounting tool available in the market. The service has a starting price of
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