A more uncertain world makes the unexpected more likely, increasing the chances and frequency of the specific events that organizations have to respond to, manage and ultimately resolve.
And no matter what category of claims companies need to process, they certainly need to utilize an ongoing solution for any case that will fit the pandemic, natural or man-made catastrophe, product recall, and other claims.
For the insurance industry, having a standalone system of claims structuring and processing is exceptionally important.
That is why, the winning solution for these organizations is to implement the insurance claims management software — a functional, time- and resource-effective option that helps to handle and resolve different insurance cases of various clients with lower costs and better customer experience.
This article will provide you with the essential information to know about the claims management software, its benefits for the insurance industry, and the easiest ways of its implementation into the insurance company.
What Is Claims Management Software in Insurance?
The claims management software is a computer-based solution that allows companies to complete the customer-focused, cost-effective and adaptable claim processing operations.
In the insurance industry, this type of software enables eliminating the operational inefficacies and legacy issues, also reduces maintenance and training costs, and, of course, enhances the customer experience.
Companies start applying the insurance claims management software for improving and automating the traditional client service with the latest computer-based solutions.
The end result of its implementation is the system that enables creating the end-to-end claim processing system that is intelligent, agile, perspective, and ready to deliver the ROI.
At the same time, such a system will help to boost the workflow and information processing, thus allowing better services for the clients and increasing the company’s income.
According to the Gartner forecasts, the global IT spending within insurance will grow by 5.2% in 2021 thus reaching over $210 billion U.S. dollars.
By 2025, long-term spending is expected to grow at a CAGR of 6.4% to $271 billion, which is mainly driven by IT services and software growth. For sure, a notable part of these costs will be spent on developing the essential software for insurance, including the insurance claims management systems.
The Main Advantages of Insurance Claims Management Software
Because of their feature-rich structure and effective task performance, the claims management systems for insurance are now widely used by various companies.
There are plenty of reasons why companies choose insurance claims management software as their main priority — productivity increasing, cost-reducing, customer satisfaction, etc. At the same time, these reasons are also the main upsides of this software and can be summarized in the following:
Boost the Productivity
The claims management software is an efficient option for the insurance companies to quickly receive and analyze the client claims, especially when compared to the traditional employee claim processing.
The automated system not only enhances the claim processing procedures but also benefits to reducing the paperwork and minimizing the administrative errors caused by the human factor.
In addition to that, it speeds up the process of claim review and eliminates the need for numerous manual actions in insurance.
Standardize the Processes
Another important milestone that requires deep analysis for insurance companies is process standardization.
The insurance claims management software helps organizations create a standalone system of claim review that each team member can follow to quickly and effectively perform the essential work, including task assignment and managing, projects running, and their effective tracking, as well as training the new hires.
Reduce the Costs
One of the main benefits of insurance claims software implementation for companies is the ability to reduce the costs needed for a company's successful performance.
According to the recent research by BCG, with building up the feature-rich digital system for insurance, the companies can expect a 30% to 50% reduction in full-time employees who support underwriting, onboarding, claims, and policy management.
As a result, instead of being focused on the process analysis, insurers can better focus on customer interaction and client engagement. With the automated technologies implementation, companies will be able to scale up the new services and establish much stronger customer services using the most cost-effective software solutions.
Enhance the Customer Service
By automating the insurance claims management environment, the insurance companies will be able to also boost their customer service and increase the number of their loyal clients as well.
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According to Deloitte Global, the future of insurance will influence client satisfaction and trust by enabling the feature of browsing the options available and file the claims anytime and from anywhere.
Furthermore, the insurance claims management software application can significantly speed up claim processing, which is paramount for improving customer loyalty.
At the same time, the insurance claims processing software will benefit the companies by minimizing the fraud and enhancing the service quality as well. Needless to say, the better services a company can provide, the more likely it will boost the client conversion.
Another important reason why claims management solutions can enhance customer service, according to PwC, is that now customers become mainly focused on the value the insurance company can provide to them rather than just price.
Over 71% of consumers need detailed information about their policies, as they’re willing to pay for what they actually need.
Thus, both the customers and the insurers need an all-in-one effective claims management solution to access any information and easily interact with each other within one system.
Easy to Apply & Use
Unlike most of the other new systems applied by the insurance companies for workflow improvement, the insurance claims management software doesn’t require too much time, effort and training to be applied to the new working environment.
These systems are easy to learn and use since their interface and features are designed to be used by different companies of any size.
10 Core Insurance Claims Management Software Features
The most effective way of how the insurance companies can implement the insurance claims management software is to develop their own system with all the features needed for workflow improvement.
However, to create any type of software, it’s essential to define the main features developers need to include in this system. Here are the most important ones insurance companies should consider for their claims management solutions:
Advanced reporting and deep analysis
UX features (for example, autofill reports and password managing)
Invoice generation and structuring
Professional customer support (using live chats, emails, call, chatbots)
Multichannel notifications
Risk assessments and fraud detection
Automated claim processing
Tracking system for claims progress
Automated reminders and informative notifications
Centralized database with the easy-to-use search system
With all these features included, companies can launch an effective high-end insurance claims management system that will assist in the basic processes automation, workflow optimization, and advanced customer service.
How Intellectsoft Can Help Your Company Develop This System
Before starting the development process itself, we profoundly analyze the market, its top players, the needs of end-users, and your long-term business goals. Based on the information collected we define software features and architecture that would be able to serve the users to the fullest extent.
Our dedicated team consists of experienced developers, designers, QA engineers, business analysts, and project managers all of them working together to create a high-quality final product.
Bottom Line
The process of developing the most effective insurance claims management system certainly requires deep knowledge of the claim processing system.
However, it’s also crucial to conduct detailed research of the most important features the insurance company needs and learn how to make this software beneficial exactly for your case. Custom insurance software development services are the right option to apply for launching a feature-rich and effective claims management solution for your business.
Do you have a great business idea for claim software and need an experienced development vendor? Feel free to contact Intellectsoft and let’s innovate together!
The hospitality industry depends a lot on keeping customers happy, but it’s
getting harder to attract and keep them. The pandemic hit this industry hard, and now market competition is tougher
than ever, with competitive offerings swaying customers. Hospitality businesses are willing to spend big to win
customers back. The main questions for many are: how can we stay ahead of the competition, keep our customers, and
increase revenue? Keep reading—we’ve got some answers.
Customers today have so many options that
getting their attention is a real challenge. It’s not easy to make them choose your business over others. What
worked 10 years ago doesn’t work the same way now. Back then, people often chose businesses based on reputation. But
with new types of businesses (boutique hotels, craft cafes) popping up or big enterprises getting a new strategy,
expectations have changed. The good news is these businesses have shown what works: great customer
service. They focus on personalizing the experience, making things easy for customers, offering loyalty
programs, and using smart technology.
In this article, we’ll explore these tech strategies and show you how
they can help your business grow, and double the revenue. Keep reading to learn more!
The Importance of Customer Satisfaction
in the Hospitality Industry
Customer satisfaction, which equals exceptional customer experience, is the
backbone of the hospitality industry. It plays a central role in driving revenue and loyalty, as satisfied customers
are more likely to return and recommend a hotel, restaurant, or other hospitality business to others. In fact, a
study by the Harvard Business Review found that a 1% increase in customer satisfaction can lead to a 0.5% increase
in revenue. Moreover, loyal customers are more likely to forgive mistakes and continue doing business with a
company, even if they experience a negative encounter.
Let's quickly review the challenges the hospitality
industry is facing right now so we can move on to the solutions and our case studies.
Challenges in Hospitality
As businesses navigate the changes in the
hospitality industry, there are some key areas where a little improvement can go a long way. From improving customer
service to embracing digital transformation and tackling labor shortages, we’ll take a closer look at today’s
biggest challenges—and, more importantly, how technology can step in to help. Let’s get started!
Poor
Customer Service
Even with strong and high-quality business offerings, poor customer service can
drive potential customers and existing customers away. Common issues include:
Long wait times in customer service queues (it is worth remembering that our attention spans 8 seconds, and we
live in a very busy world, so quick and efficient responses are more important than ever.)
Poorly trained customer service representatives
Lack of follow-up
Services not being done properly or quickly
Recall issues that require multiple service calls
These problems can frustrate customers. But, at Intellectsoft, we believe that the right approach, combined with
technology, can address them effectively.
Digital Transformation Gaps
Approximately 50% of hotels are adopting new technologies, with 43% automating repetitive tasks and 39%
upgrading existing systems. Source: workstaff.app
While many businesses are adopting digital solutions, some
still struggle with outdated systems and fragmented data. Legacy companies often face chaos when trying to manage
their data and create new systems or add features.
Some of the recent examples include clients coming to us to
create AI solutions for their services
while their data simply was not ready for the advanced tasks. We advise stepping back, communicating with a company
objective, and working on keeping the data clean (centralized, structured, and segmented).
When
we’re asked to create advanced systems using AI, we always emphasize the importance of organized data. To train AI
and build such complicated systems that truly work, you need to start from the very beginning—collecting, storing,
centralizing, and organizing it. We encourage our clients to align all departments to work internally on the data so
we can create a unified digital system that delivers personalized experiences.
If you’re unsure where to start
with your data, we can help. Collecting feedback at various touchpoints along the customer journey is crucial for
gaining insights into customer satisfaction and loyalty. Book an IT consultation with us, and our experts will guide
you in mapping out a path to get more from your data and build a system that works for your business and team.
Reskilling Staff
The pandemic hit hard in early 2020, especially for the hospitality and
travel industries. Even five years later, many businesses are still feeling the impact. Recruiting and
retaining skilled staff has become a major challenge post-pandemic.
Reskilling to address technology’s impact is of utmost importance, as about 40% of hotel General Managers
place it among their top three workforce challenges.
We strongly believe that adopting the right technology can help. For example, creating an app to train your staff
not only saves time but also ensures consistency in learning. AI assistants can also work alongside your team,
helping with tasks like recruitment (providing industry insights, crafting emails) and staff training. Imagine
having an app dedicated to making your team’s work easier and more efficient!
How Technology
Tackles These Challenges and Supports a Customer-Centric Hospitality Culture
Automation, AI, and similar
technologies may threaten many. However, the debate about replacing humans isn’t about that—it’s about cooperation
and working hand in hand with technology to achieve the highest standards and establish brand-new “golden
standards.” Technology is here to assist staff in listening to and collecting customer insights from data.
Let’s review some of our cases to see examples of how technology helps improve customer experience and supports
customer service.
Examples of Intellectsoft projects
Property management systems
(PMS)
We created a web platform and mobile app that makes managing daily tasks easier and offers
extra services to improve residents’ experience. It gives a clear overview of daily activities and helps with
managing units and users. Residents can easily book amenities, submit service requests, and report incidents. The
platform also includes features for equipment management, key instructions, workflows, and custom permissions. This
makes it easier for staff to stay on top of equipment and ensure residents have all the information they need. Plus,
tools like announcements, quick votes, a forum, and a community calendar help build a connected and engaged
community.
Guest Experience Management App
Our next app helped our client improve their guest experience by replacing printed
marketing materials and the need for phone calls with a smart solution. Now, guests can easily order in-room dining,
make reservations, and interact with staff— through a simple tablet in their room. The solution includes three
parts: a custom in-room tablet with a variety of services, an admin panel for hotel staff and service providers, and
a backend system that connects everything together. This approach makes things easier for guests and staff,
improving both convenience and efficiency.
Existing Customers First: Building Loyalty with
Personalized Touchpoints
Keeping existing customers is not just a strategy; it’s well-known that
retaining existing customers is more cost-effective than acquiring new ones. In fact, research shows that it costs
five times more to acquire a new customer than to retain an existing one. KPMG named customer retention as the
number one revenue driver for the company.
Moreover, a 5% increase in customer retention can
lead to a 25% to 95% increase in profits, showing the significant impact loyal customers can have on a
business’s bottom line. Retention strategies, like personalized experiences and loyalty programs, can foster
long-term relationships and generate recurring revenue, ultimately making them an invaluable part of any business
model.
Personalization: How Technology Can Help?
Everyone loves to feel special—it’s
part of being human. In hospitality, personalization has evolved from being a luxury to an essential standard. With
the right technology to manage your data effectively, you can deliver those “wow” moments that guests won’t
forget.
More than half of hotel chains are already using personalization features on their websites, booking
platforms, and apps, and another 39% are planning to follow suit soon. They’re tailoring experiences to fit guest
preferences perfectly.
Source: Deloitte
How does
technology make it happen?
CRM Systems: They help you keep track of guest preferences, booking history, and special
requests so you can offer services tailored just for them.
Loyalty Programs: Personalized rewards and offers show your guests that you value them, keeping
them coming back for more.
AI Personalization: AI analyzes guest data to predict what they’ll love (from room upgrades to
local recommendations) before they even ask.
IoT Gadgets: Smart room features like voice-activated assistants, or temperature controls
adjust to your guests’ preferences, making their stay more comfortable.
With tech-powered personalization, you’re building loyalty and maximizing the lifetime value of every
customer.
Our Case Study: Smart Hotel Management & Loyalty Program
For one of our
clients, we created a smart room solution, complete with a custom IoT system. Guests can use a mobile app to
control services, explore amenities, and find resort information-- with a special touch to their suite type. For the
client’s entertainment business, we improved their legacy software by running a full IT and code check, fixing
issues, and making the system better for customers.
Along with that, we developed a mobile app for the loyalty
program, allowing businesses to effortlessly reward their customers and keep them engaged with exclusive
benefits.
Our solutions not only helped the client with special experiences for guests; it also improved
operations, cutting costs by eliminating inefficiencies. Here's what our experts shared:
"We
transitioned away from ESB (Enterprise Service
Bus) systems, which previously cost millions, and replaced them with more efficient, self-managed solutions.
Similarly, we’ve implemented Device Farms that improved operations
and saved resources."
Leveraging Software to
Increase Upsell Opportunities
Here are some examples of tech tactics that will help your team sell more and
introduce new offerings to existing customers, improve overall efficiency leaving your team grateful:
Dynamic Pricing Algorithms
For finance and marketing teams, manually calculating pricing by segment to
introduce your clients can be incredibly challenging. AI-powered tools can strongly optimize these strategies by
analyzing your database in detail.
Upselling via Apps
Boosting revenue in the
hospitality business often comes down to personalized experiences. Imagine this: a guest books a room, and then your
app suggests a spa package or a room upgrade at just the right moment. Later, it nudges them to book a dinner
reservation or a guided tour designed to their preferences. With apps offering these personalized recommendations
during and after bookings, you’re not just increasing your revenue per guest but also skyrocketing their experience.
And you do it in a sustainable way, not by speculating, but by offering what your customers desire based on their
previous experiences. It’s a win-win: seamless, helpful, and far from pushy.
Inventory and Resource
Management Software
Making every resource count in your hospitality business is key. Inventory and
resource management software allows you to effortlessly track everything from linens to room availability, ensuring
nothing goes to waste. Having real-time insights to reduce overstock, avoid shortages, and optimize operations
assists sustainably keep everything under control and know what you need to focus more. It helps maximize room
occupancy by aligning bookings with available resources, ensuring every room and item is used effectively. This
approach leads to smarter management, better guest experiences, and a noticeable boost to your bottom line.
Adopting these strategies not only optimizes your operations but also drives business growth. Ready to discover how
technology can elevate your goals? We’re here to create a tailored solution for you.
Steps For Implementing a Customer Service
Technology Solution
Improving customer service in hospitality doesn’t have to be a daunting task. With the
right technology, you can smooth the path of your operations, speed up response times, and elevate the overall guest
experience. Here’s where you can make it happen:
1. Understand Your Needs
Start by
identifying the challenges your business is facing. Are you struggling to manage high volumes of inquiries, track
customer feedback, or personalize the guest experience? Pinpointing your needs will guide you to the best
solutions.
2. Pick the Right Tools
Choose technology that aligns with your goals. Look
for solutions that are scalable, easy to use, and integrate effortlessly with your current systems. Options like CRM
software, live chat tools, or a guest experience app can make a difference.
3. Equip Your
Team
Technology is only as effective as the people using it. Train your staff to make the most of the
new tools, so they can deliver exceptional service and resolve issues quickly. Confident, well-equipped staff
creates happy, loyal customers.
4. Keep Improving
Once implemented, monitor how well
the solution works. Are response times improving? Are customers more satisfied? Regular evaluations will help you
fine-tune your approach and keep things running harmoniously.
Some Tech Ideas for Hospitality
Businesses
CRM Software: Manage customer interactions and preferences.
Guest Experience Apps: Delight guests with personalized experiences right at their fingertips.
Amenity Management Systems: Simplify operations for everything from room service to facility
bookings.
Live Chat Tools: Offer instant support and answers.
Social Media Management Tools: Keep customer interactions engaging and organized.
Integrating these strategies will not only improve your customer service but also deliver unforgettable customer
satisfaction, loyalty, and, ultimately, your bottom line. Ready to take the next step? Book a consultation with our
experts.
Conclusion
To wrap up everything we've discussed, customer satisfaction and
experience are at the heart of hospitality. Retaining customers is more than just keeping them around—building
strong, long-lasting relationships and consistently meeting their evolving needs. By understanding their pain points
and offering personalized solutions, you can inspire loyalty and drive progress. With the right technology and
continuous improvement, your business can stay ahead, let go of what no longer serves you, and keep growing.
At Intellectsoft, with over 17 years of experience in software
development, our expert team is ready to help. We create everything from mobile apps to full-fledged portals and
systems, leveraging the latest technologies like AI, Cloud, and Machine Learning. With deep experience in the
hospitality industry, we’re here to craft personalized solutions that bring your business unforgettable customer
experience and retain your valuable clients.
Ready to double your revenue and level up your customer retention
strategy with personalized technology? Contact our experts, and
we look forward to working hand in hand with you to build or revitalize the perfect app or system for you.
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