omni:us AI based claims process automation
Qidenus Group GmbH · Operations & Productivity
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omni:us combines three powers to automate claims processing. The combination makes us unique and delivers significant impact – paving the way to straight-through processing,
- Cognitive & deep data extraction from incoming claims communication: Collection of all relevant information and generation of structured data from incoming claims communication & policies.
- Translation and classification of extracted data into parameters relevant to the claims process: Combining claims domain knowledge with validated data to automate decisions.
- AI-powered decisions & recommendations: Automation of processes along the claims value chain and support of the claims adjuster with "Next Best Actions".
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omni:us streamlines the claims handling process by deploying artificial intelligence (AI) to automate workflows across various lines of business.
Our solution delivers substantial ROI by reducing processing costs by 20-30% and claims leakage by up to 3%. At the same time, our AI powered decisions & recommendations enables a painless, fluid claims journey. Our modular architecture supports numerous claims use cases that accommodates customization, flexibility and adaptability to claims operations and systems as it works seamlessly with legacy and modern systems.
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