AQS, a provider of insurance solutions and expertise to the property/casualty industry, is pleased to announce expanded delivery and implementation models for the company’s Advantage Policy Management Solution.

AQS has expanded the delivery and implementation models available for Advantage to include a self-support model and a shared-service model, in addition to the existing full-service model which includes comprehensive client services.

"Every carrier today is resource constrained, but the degree of constraint differs from company to company," says Dave Kerford, AQS CEO. "This added flexibility is one example of how AQS meets clients' individual business and technology needs in the manner best suited to their business model and resources. Our long-term client relationships are built on a solid ability to flexibly provide software, implementation services, ongoing support and insurance expertise."

"AQS Advantage is the workhorse that we rely on," says Alfred Goxhaj, CIO of Philadelphia Insurance. "We process a high volume of policies, and many of them are very complicated and include thousands of insured entities. Advantage handles our automated processes with extremely high reliability and allows us to make unlimited out-of-sequence changes. Plus, Advantage is very user-friendly, which helps our hundreds of users meet our extremely high productivity standards."

This new flexibility broadens the possible configurations for AQS's Advantage solution. Further, AQS offers onsite and offsite training services for both client-supported and shared-support models. And, in addition to this spectrum of service models, AQS has also recently enhanced Advantage's workflow and usability, its ability to handle low-touch and no-touch processing, the solution's integration with third-party information sources, and use of ACORD compliant messaging.