Fetchaquote.com (Fetch!) announced the integration of its electronic auto insurance service into the Frazer Dealer Management Software (Frazer). Fetch's integration with Frazer enables a car-buying consumer to obtain multiple insurance quotes within seconds and purchase a policy online within four minutes. Frazer expands its portfolio of service providers to include a single-click automobile insurance solution. With more than 14,600 customers, Frazer provides dealer management software to automobile dealers nationwide. Frazer provides a full featured, affordable DMS that is easy to use, completely reliable, and is backed by exceptional customer support. Visit Frazer.com for more information.

A new report published by Novarica profiles 10 underwriting workbench solutions for P&C insurers, Property/Casualty Underwriter Workbench Systems: A Novarica Market Navigator report. Underwriter workbenches combine workflow, requirements gathering, analytics, portal, and collaboration capabilities to streamline and improve the underwriting process. Recent Novarica research revealed that roughly 1 in 5 P&C insurers will replace their underwriting workbench. Novarica's new report provides profiles of solutions from 10 leading vendors in this emerging category of software solutions, including: Accenture, FirstBest, Intellect Design Arena, L&T Infotech, Majesco, Oceanwide Canada, Pegasystems, TCS, Unirisx, and Xuber. The report is available to Novarica clients and for individual purchase at http://novarica.com/propertycasualty-underwriter-workbench-systems/.

Enservio Inc. introduced ContentsAnalyzer, the industry's first and only fraud detection solution that identifies and scores fraudulent claim items at the individual line item level in real-time as claims are processed. ContentsAnalyzer targets soft or opportunistic fraud for home contents claims relating exclusively to theft. The anti-fraud tool will eventually support modules to detect fraudulent insurance claims pertaining to other perils such as fire and water/floods. The system compares claimed items against pricing norms, historical, geographic and demographic data, compares and contrasts the data to identify anomalies, then generates alerts. If the value of a claimed item appears to be inflated or fabricated, the SIU receives an alert. For example, if a policyholder submits a claim for a riding lawn mower but lives in a small apartment with no garage, the SIU receives an alert.