• RPA computerizes the entire process of data collection from both internal and external sources. Hence, significantly reducing the time consumed for underwriting.
  • Process and Business Analytics (with RPA, customer service response time and claims processing are improved seeing many clients benefit from the streamlined processes)
  • Policy Admin and Servicing (RPA automates administrative and transactional parts of processes such as settlements, accounting, risk capture, tax, regulatory compliance, and credit control)
  • Sales and Distribution (RPA helps to create sales scorecards to help push notifications to insurance agents and help supervise compliance)
  • Finance and Accounts (RPA is built to carry out keystrokes, clicks, copy-pasting information, temple auto-fill, field entries, pressing buttons, and lots more. As a result, a larger percentage of daily bank reconciliations are automated, and transactional expenses are reduced including policy-cost footprint)
  • Integration with Legacy Applications (RPA can fit perfectly into the prevailing workflow of insurance providers adapting to any type of system made available for use)