HSU-VKU：实现端到端保险承保流程自动化
公司规模
1,000+
地区
- America
国家
- United States
产品
- SPINS powered by ProcessMaker
技术栈
- ProcessMaker
实施规模
- Enterprise-wide Deployment
影响指标
- Cost Savings
- Productivity Improvements
技术
- 应用基础设施与中间件 - API 集成与管理
适用行业
- 金融与保险
适用功能
- 商业运营
用例
- 补货预测
- 监管合规监控
服务
- 软件设计与工程服务
- 系统集成
关于客户
HSU-VKU 是 Howden Specialty Underwriters 和 VK Underwriters 合并的产物。两家公司合并后成立了一家国际承保机构，专注于美国、波多黎各和拉丁美洲的专业责任保险市场。其主要产品包括董事和高管责任险、雇佣行为责任险、专业责任险、公职人员责任险、受托人责任险和犯罪保险。HSU-VKU 是 Hyperion Insurance Group, Ltd 的控股子公司，Hyperion Insurance Group, Ltd 是一家总部位于英国的控股公司，为世界各地的各种保险承保和经纪业务提供服务。该集团每年为一些全球最大的保险和再保险公司承保超过 2 亿英镑的保费。
挑战
HSU-VKU 是 Howden Specialty Underwriters 和 VK Underwriters 合并而成，是一家专注于美国、波多黎各和拉丁美洲专业责任保险市场的国际承保机构。他们与 Liberty 签订了合同，由其管理其在美国承保的多种专业产品。然而，作为一家初创公司，由于预算限制，他们在实现业务自动化方面面临挑战。他们还希望避免经纪和承保中的传统问题，例如数据输入延迟、错误和文件丢失，以及无法及时访问关键 KPI。
解决方案
HSU-VKU 实施了由 ProcessMaker 提供支持的 SPINS，以自动化其承保流程。他们自动化了许多专业产品，包括美国和波多黎各的私人公司高管责任险 (D&O、EPL、受托人)。他们使用现成的报告及时访问绑定账户、丢失账户、总账户、拒绝账户等。根据这些报告，该公司可以访问许多关键绩效指标和比率，例如每个产品的总保费、平均保费和平均限额。该解决方案允许 HSU-VKU 将所有客户文档存储在与应用程序关联的单个位置。
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