In general, the simpler and more straightforward a claim, the better suited it is for digital models. There is no way to remove human involvement from complex claims. Technology can help in capturing data and assessing complex claims, but ultimately experienced claims professionals are needed to achieve the best outcomes. (Credit: megaflopp/Adobe Stock)
When property & casualty insurers peer into the future of claims operations, most envision digital technologies playing a dominant role. Although digital transformation is occurring and necessary in claims departments, there will always be a need for the human touch, especially on more complex losses. Indeed, to be successful in managing claims and enhancing the customer experience, insurers will need to balance both technology and talent.
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