Carriers and claims service providers across the VIP ecosystem. Program figures are kept anonymized and each one is labelled with what it is — reported operational scale, an observed pilot result, or a modelled estimate.
A 60-day pilot ran automated contract and expense validation across the carrier's live invoice population, replacing a manual process that reviewed only a fraction of it.
Measured during a 60-day carrier pilot. Carrier not identified.
Read the storyAnalysis across four vendors modelled how much of the carrier's analyzed claims spend is addressable through accuracy, SLA enforcement and reduced manual effort.
Modelled estimate of annual opportunity, not a realized saving.
Read the storyThe June 2026 Success Summary reporting documents the operational scale of two carrier programs running in VIP.
Reported expense — not revenue, paid cash, avoided spend or savings.
See a Success SummaryIndependent adjusting firms, restoration, engineering, housing and specialty providers are listed in the VIP network with credentials, coverage and partner level.
Counts reflect the current published directory.
Browse the networkClaims, property data, accounting and proprietary carrier systems connect through VIP so invoices, status and payment move without re-keying.
Connection scope, fields and direction are confirmed with your team before build.
See integrationsCatastrophe services and independent adjusting firms use bulk billing, role-based queues and adjuster compensation workflows when volume surges beyond manual handling.
Described in customer narratives. Productivity gains are not quantified here.
See solutionsCarrier, firm, vendor and system names are withheld pending written approval. Observed results come from carrier pilots; estimates are modelled annual opportunity and are never presented as realized savings.
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