Delphi Technology, Inc., (dti) has come to market with an all new, full function workers compensation system geared toward insurance companies and the self-insured/TPA marketplace.
OASIS WCPM is a Windows-based policy management system built under the direction of an underwriting officer at a major workers comp carrier. OASIS WCPM is fully integrated with dtis best-of-breed OASIS Claims Management and OASIS Financial Management components to round out a full function insurance company offering.

We feel that combining this industry specific policy management system with our proven workers compensation claims system is a natural. The workers compensation insurance industry has been waiting for a long time for a thoroughbred offering like this, said Sam Fang, president of dti.
OASIS WCPM supports often overlooked functionality necessary for workers comp companies to properly rate, issue and manage workers comp policies, including: support for Anniversary Date Rating (ADR), audit solicitation, billing and rating; a flexible set of premium adjustments; and pre-loaded current NCCI and state specific classification codes.

One of the most remarkable features of this system is the built-in forms and forms generator. A carrier can issue a quote, and print a complete policy declarations set, including all state and company specific endorsement forms at the click of a mouse.
dti has been developing claims systems for over a decade and a few years ago leveraged that expertise and know-how into designing a workers comp claims system OASIS Claims Management. With pedigree roots like that it is no wonder this is a comprehensive claims system able to handle all important workers comp claims functions including lost time calculations, vocational rehabilitation, litigation and subrogation. There is a powerful and flexible workflow rules engine, a complete diary and file notes capabilities. Users can attach files to a claim including Word documents, Adobe PDF files and images such as x-rays and photos. It is hard to imagine a function that has not been thought of in this claims system.