Who’s using what in P&C insurance: April 22, 2019

News from Stonetrust Commercial Insurance Company, Hanover Stone Partners and AmeriTrust Group Inc.

“By working with Hanover Stone and its team of experienced risk advisors and industry-leading partner firms, we’re ideally positioned to help clients understand how they can leverage technology to drive results in every aspect of their risk management – from interfaces for incident reporting and workers’ compensation claims management, to tools for recording worldwide property values in global insurance programs the sophisticated functionality required for enterprise risk management,” Patrick O’Neill, founder and CEO of Redhand Advisors, said in a press release. (Photo: Shutterstock)

American Family Mutual Insurance Company, S.I., has begun piloting Hearsay Systems‘ Agent Actions solution. Agent Actions, an extension of the Hearsay platform, is an engagement workflow automation solution designed to improve business outcomes by extending best practice enterprise workflows to agents.

Stonetrust Commercial Insurance Company announced that it will adopt Insurity Inc.’s Workers’ CompXPress Suite for a unified and streamlined employee and customer user experience. The Workers’ CompXPress Suite equips Stonetrust’s management team with customizable dashboards and analytics tools to offer tailor role-based user interfaces for improved data-driven decision making, as well as enhancing reporting capabilities.

Hanover Stone Partners and Redhand Advisors have agreed to collaborate to provide risk technology advisory services to businesses in all sectors, as well as associations/nonprofits and government entities. Their collaboration will offer a wide range of new advisory services for risk managers on emerging technologies that facilitate effective risk management processes, analytics, performance and GRC initiatives.

AmeriTrust Group Inc., a specialty commercial insurance company based in the U.S., has chosen Xponent Underwriting Workstation from Intellect SEEC for underwriting transformation. Intellect Xponent, a big data and AI-based underwriting station, will be deployed to improve the company’s underwriting efficiency and boost profitability.

Appalachian Underwriters Inc. recently went live with a direct bill offering for their general liability product. This direct bill service is being provided by Input 1 LLC, a multinational provider of billing and payment services for the insurance industry.

Related: Who’s using what in P&C insurance: April 15, 2019

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