Livegenic Virtual Collaboration Podcast Episode 9: Deep Dive Into Livegenic The following is a transcription from Episode 9 of The Orange Chair Podcast, Deep Dive into Livegenic. In this episode, we will be hearing from Livegenic VP of Customer Success, Loden Cullar-Ledford. He’ll be giving us a deep dive into
Third Party Administrators Use Intelligent Capture Technology for a Happier Customer With the recent rise in remote work due, insurers are doing everything they can to keep their employees and clients safe. But despite the working conditions we’re currently faced with, customer service expectations and Service Level Agreements (SLAs) still
KeyMark has recently partnered with a virtual collaboration company called Livegenic. Livegenic offers an easy-to-deploy service where an organization can quickly and easily utilize real-time photo and video collaboration, guided self-service and field resource management tools. The tool adds a game-changing dynamic to anyone who is using case management software
As a specialized insurance agent and broker, a Managing General Agent (MGA) performs many tasks ordinarily handled by an entire insurance agency. Duties like coverage, underwriting, pricing, appointing agents and settling claims are all handled by one person, creating a lot of mundane, time-consuming, front-end work for an MGA. Through
InsureTech, Blockchain, Bots… All of these disruptors are providing new ways to think about how changes in technology will impact the insurance industry. I have been attending Insurance events for 15 years and cannot recall an emerging technology that got so much traction, so fast, as robotic process automation (RPA).
Insurance is a document-driven enterprise, and insurers were early adopters of enterprise content management (ECM) technologies. Many carriers installed insurance claims management software decades ago, and ECM solutions have advanced significantly in functionality, ease of use, and total cost of ownership. Could your legacy document management solution or core systems be
Insurance organizations face an unprecedented number of regulations and requirements today. Keeping up with these regulations through a well-planned, well-executed compliance program is no easy task. Not only must you successfully manage the wide range of requirements your organization faces, you must also have a firm grasp of the risk
OnBase information management solutions By integrating your core systems with the OnBase information management solution, you unleash the full potential of your technology investment in five key ways. OnBase benefits for insurers 1. Effective claims processing: Access critical underwriting policy and claims departments without ever leaving familiar interfaces. No more
