Solartis: Taking Insurance BPO to a New Level
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Today, insurance BPO services fill human resource gaps at insurance companies and MGAs, helping them to improve turnaround time, reduce policy administration backlogs and enhance customer service. However, even companies that have successfully implemented BPO have struggled with lack of transparency, and loss of control when working with providers.
At Solartis, our main objective in BPO operations is not only to provide the highest-quality BPO services; but to do it in a collaborative environment with complete transparency into all policy administration activities: both those performed by Solartis and those that remain with the customer.
To achieve this, Solartis provides its customers with OptimX, a proprietary workflow engine that provides full transparency into all policy administration activities. Insurers and MGAs can access granular, detailed, real-time information about each task: from progress and status, to task pipeline and priority, to information about possible delays or next steps.
With Solartis OptimX, both internal and Solartis processed tasks can be tracked in OptimX to obtain a full view of all operational/processing activities. Tasks are assigned based on turnaround time and priority rules. Auditing processes and pinpointing areas of improvement becomes easy to accomplish, with total transparency and real-time reporting.
About Solartis Administer
Solartis Administer teams work alongside the operational and underwriting staff of insurance companies and MGAs, relieving them of the burden of time-consuming, manual administrative activities. By running on OptimX, Solartis has evolved beyond a people-based offering, to become a new breed of BPO: a full-cycle, people + technology solution.
For more information on Solartis administer, visit the Solartis website: https://www.solartis.com/platform/bpo/
About Solartis
SIMPLIFYING INSURANCE ADMINISTRATION
Solartis is redefining policy administration with modern, multi-faceted, innovative solutions. At Solartis, our mission is to simplify insurance administration, preparing businesses in the insurance industry for a successful future. Combining over 750 employees in multiple onshore and offshore locations, with purpose-built, proprietary technology solutions, Solartis is using industry experience and insight to rethink policy administration and improve results. Every Solartis customer is a Solartis reference.
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