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May 27, 2025
the estimated CAGR of the global claims management market from 2024–2032
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expected value of the global claims management market in 2032
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Insurance claims management systems include the following capabilities to enable end-to-end digitization of claims handling.
Claims intake and registration functionality helps agents capture claims data provided by claimants to create a detailed case for further processing by adjusters.
Claim investigation and adjudication features facilitate efficient decision-making on a particular claim and support a broad range of activities, from claim investigation to claim settlement.
These features allow insurance agents to work together and exchange information and updates on the given case.
Financial management features help claims adjusters provide compensation to policyholders, ensuring quick and transparent payouts.
Data analytics functionality enables insurance carriers to gain actionable insights from data and use them to make evidence-based decisions.
Dedicated claim management software allows insurance carriers to properly organize and streamline a range of routine, resource-intensive operations related to claims handling, which leads to multiple improvements.
Automate time-consuming data entry and processing and document management activities and provide agents with real-time access to critical information to speed up their decision-making.
Cut costs by reducing employees’ administrative workload and allow them to focus on value-adding activities. Additionally, avoid penalties and loss of revenue by automating compliance regulations tracking and fraud detection.
Improve customer satisfaction with faster claims resolutions and personalized communication due to policyholder information centralization.
Reduce human errors and data duplication with automated data capture, population, and validation to help insurers make accurate claims settlement decisions.
Provide a workspace where agents can keep track of claims they are handling, share data and communicate with colleagues, and schedule tasks and meetings.
Salesforce provides a dedicated Claims Management feature as part of its Financial Services Cloud and complementary technology solutions to expand its capabilities with advanced analytics and automation capabilities and on-the-go data access.
Guidewire ClaimCenter is part of the Guidewire Insurance Suite that facilitates end-to-end property and casualty (P&C) claims process management, from claim intake to claim processing and settlement.
ClaimsPro helps P&C insurers automate every stage of the claims process, communicate with claimants, insurers, and brokers, and provide quick and responsive services to policyholders in catastrophic events.
Riskonnect offers a unified platform for managing insurance operations that includes a claims management solution equipped with auto-assignment, analytics, and collaboration features.
BriteCore is a core cloud-based platform for property and casualty insurers that incorporates several modules for an all-inclusive insurance operations management, such as claims, policy, and billing solutions. The claims management module supports end-to-end claims handling, from FNOL intake to payment issuance.
ClaimCore® is a specialized claims management solution provided by the company EIS that can be used by insurance companies from various sectors, including property and casualty, life and annuity, group and employee benefits, healthcare, and dental insurance.
Insurance companies and Insurtech providers are increasingly implementing artificial intelligence into their software solutions to automate more complex claims-related tasks.
AI algorithms can conduct real-time analysis of submitted structured and unstructured data, such as text, images, audio, and video, to evaluate damages and generate an assessment of their severity, possible remediation, and estimated settlement costs.
Insurers can employ AI solutions for fraud detection to autonomously screen claims, detect suspicious details, and flag high-risk claims for further investigation.
AI models determine claim complexity and payout value and automatically prioritize claims for processing based on their urgency, injury severity, damage extent, and financial risks associated with non-settlement.
Powered by generative AI algorithms, these virtual assistants support agents by summarizing documentation, generating call transcripts, finding answers to questions, and drafting responses to customer claims.
Challenge | Solution | |
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Connecting multiple data sources |
Claims specialists need to collect a lot of information from internal and external data sources to
accurately assess claims. Without seamless integration with the needed tools, they will have to manually
search for data and request additional details, which lengthens claim processing timelines.
| Choose software that provides robust integration capabilities, such as APIs or in-built connectors, to easily create an interoperable ecosystem. If your integration project is more complex and involves, for instance, connecting the insurance claims management software of your choice with legacy systems, tools lacking out-of-the-box connectivity and standard APIs, or solutions using different protocols, consider enlisting the help of an expert insurance software provider. |
Ensuring data security |
The claims system centralizes and stores large amounts of personally identifiable, financial, and
claim-specific information, making it an ideal target for cybercriminals.
| To protect data handled by the claims management software, implement rigorous security measures. Choose insurance tools that are compliant with relevant regulations, support data encryption at rest and in transit, and allow for setting up role-based access controls. Additionally, implement data backup and disaster recovery mechanisms and perform regular security audits. |
Limited process automation |
While traditional claims processing software automates some manual operations, there are still a great
number of processes taking up a lot of time of claims management specialists and lowering their efficiency.
| Equip claims management software with robotic process automation to streamline FNOL intake, claims management, and communication with policyholders. The bots can retrieve, store, and sort data from various channels and in multiple formats, send it to the corporate databases for further analysis, and integrate with workflow automation and rules engines to enable more efficient processes. |
We assist you with selecting or implementing an insurance claims management system by providing end-to-end consulting support.
Our developers build custom claims management solutions or implement platform-based ones, making sure the platform delivers the required features and smoothly integrates with your IT ecosystem.
Insurance claims management software helps insurers organize, track, and process claims more efficiently. It captures, records, and stores all claim details, automates agent assignment and case routing, assists with fraud detection, and supports rule-based adjudication and approval workflows to facilitate claims decision-making. Apart from that, insurance claim management software provides financial management capabilities, allowing specialists to estimate the right compensation amount and pay it.
Insurance claims management systems can make a difference for providers from different sectors, including property and casualty (P&C), life, and health insurance, allowing insurance carriers to quickly respond to policyholders’ claims and process them, build stronger customer relationships, and stay compliant with privacy regulations like GDPR and CCPA. Insurance claims management software can be used by all types of users, such as insurance companies, third-party administrators (TPAs), individual agents, brokers, and insured parties (claimants who submit their information and view their policy and claim details through dedicated portals and touchpoints).
Clearly understand the goals you want to achieve by implementing insurance claim management software, be it reducing claim cycle time, handling more claims, or preventing fraud, to know what features to prioritize. Before purchasing, review publically available customer feedback and test software demo versions if any using sample data to check the tool’s usability, performance, and the ability to perform the required tasks. Give preference to systems that offer intuitive user experiences, robust integration and customization capabilities, high scalability, and extensive security features tailored to your insurance sector’s specifics.
The cost of claims management software is determined by several factors, such as software pricing (if you opt for a platform solution) and hosting fees, customization scope, the number and complexity of the integrations, and existing IT infrastructure. Reach out to us to get a ballpark estimate of your project’s cost.
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