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Claims FNOL Agent

Captures incident details instantly to initiate accurate, real-time claim logging

Description

Challenge:

The First Notice of Loss (FNOL) step often suffers from delays and rework due to incomplete or inconsistent incident details. Manual data capture—via calls, emails, or unstructured forms—leads to missing fields, policy mismatches, and routing delays. Without standardization, urgent claims may be buried in queues, while invalid claims proceed unchecked. The Claims FNOL Agent solves this by initiating structured, real-time data collection across channels, auto-classifying the case, and triggering downstream claim workflows seamlessly.

How It Works:

Triggered as soon as a user shows intent to report a claim—via app, chatbot, IVR, or form—the agent begins guided data capture using product-specific templates. It validates inputs such as policy number, date and type of incident, hospitalization details, and claimant identity. Using real-time checks against the Policy Admin System and Claims History Log, it ensures policy activeness and flags duplicates. Based on urgency rules and completeness checks, it either auto-triages the case or sends it for manual review. A claim case ID is generated, next steps are communicated, and alerts are triggered for critical cases.

Benefits:

Features

The Claims FNOL Agent delivers fast and structured claim initiation across mobile, chatbot, IVR, and assisted channels. It captures essential incident data, validates it on the spot, and routes the case using urgency-based logic—kickstarting the claims lifecycle without delays.

Features & Capabilities:

Eligibility Logic

Decision Logic Flow:

The agent applies real-time logic to validate eligibility and completeness at FNOL, ensuring accurate intake and routing without manual touchpoints.

Key Logic Pathways Followed:

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Last Revision Date:

01 August 2025

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