Snapsheet Raises $20 Million Series C to License Virtual Claims Processing Technology to Insurance Carriers
The company now serves over 35 insurance clients, recently adding innovative carriers like
"Snapsheet's innovative product and service offering paired with
Snapsheet tracks and manages the customer experience, allowing carriers to adapt to their customer's needs by the minute throughout the lifecycle of receiving and processing a claim. Through this claims management technology, Snapsheet is able to greatly improve cycle times and customer satisfaction for their clients.
"Snapsheet has already made a positive impact for our members by offering a convenient new option for getting repair estimates for vehicle damages," said
In the coming months, Snapsheet will focus on the development of its virtual claim CRM system that guides customers through the entire auto insurance claim process, from start to finish. New features—from automated email and text message communication to real-time online analytics—help insurance carriers provide a superior customer experience and workflow. Complex ACH/EFT payment workflows can be easily managed with Snapsheet, simplifying the payment process between carriers, customers and body shops.
"Since launching Snapsheet in 2010, we've become the first to track and manage the entire customer experience throughout the lifecycle of receiving an estimate," said
From 2015 to 2016, Snapsheet achieved 100% year-over-year growth. With over 250 employees and 35 insurance clients, Snapsheet will begin selling its software to a global audience, including carriers in
"Snapsheet is the preeminent claims technology company and its recent growth and technological developments are unmatched," said
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Snapsheet is the pioneering provider of virtual claims technology to leading auto insurance carriers. The
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