Delays in claims processing, payments and movement of funds
First notification of loss (FNOL)
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Customer makes a claim to the delegated claims administratorPain point not applicable to this step
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Delegated claims administrator approves the claim and initiates the payment, if within approval limits
Insufficient funds under the delegated claims administrator’s control can result in payment delays to the customer (up to 45 days)
Delegated claims administrator reporting
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Delegated claims administrator adds a record of the claim payments made within the month as part of the bordereaux
Where lots of claims are made in a particular month, loss funds can run out before bordereaux are shared and reconciled
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Delegated claims administrator sends the bordereaux for agreementPain point not applicable to this step
Bordereaux processing
Agreement
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A bordereaux approval transaction is created for agreementPain point not applicable to this step
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Insurer reviews the transaction, will raise any queries, and then agrees itPain point not applicable to this step
Bordereaux processing
Digital processing and replenishment of funds
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Technical checks are completed for accounting purposes
Checks occur late in the process and can often result in queries that delay fund movement / loss fund top up
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Fund transaction is created, funds are replenished if required and the monies are moved accordinglyPain point not applicable to this step
Reconciliation
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Insurer reconciles incoming accounting transactionsPain point not applicable to this step
Pain points
View the pain points the new digital solutions are addressing for paying claims as a delegated authority.
Solutions
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