Roadzen’s xClaim Platform Selected by Top 6 Indian P&C Insurer to Bring AI to Claims Processing
The RFP was issued to assess the opportunity to upgrade to a fully digital infrastructure for claims processing. OICL processes approximately 200,000 claims annually and is the first to implement automated allocation of claims to digital service providers (DSP), effective
Roadzen’s xClaim platform provides digital, touchless, and real-time claims resolution from first notice of loss through settlement, using computer vision for damage assessment and AI for triage. By utilizing xClaim, claims can be settled faster and cheaper without needing in-person loss assessment. Surveys are conducted remotely using photos, videos, or real-time streaming from which real-time estimates and approvals are generated. Once the claim is serviced, instant final reports are shared with the insurer to complete the claim and make the payments. The shift to AI-powered claims processing not only benefits insurers but also policyholders by expediting the claims process and offering a more transparent and streamlined experience.
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