Claim & estimate activity
Claims and estimate activity moves through the Verisk / XactAnalysis® environment.
Connect XactAnalysis® workflows with VIP to transform estimate activity into governed invoices, validated claims expenses, vendor spend, and payment workflows.
Estimate intelligence from Verisk. Claims operations through VIP.
From estimate to expense intelligence.
Property claims generate detailed estimate and assignment information, but carriers still need to determine what should actually be billed, which contractual rates apply, how expenses should be allocated, and when service providers should be paid.
That creates an operational gap between estimating activity and claims expense management. Instead of forcing teams to manually translate estimate activity into invoices and financial workflows, VIP uses information from the claims ecosystem to drive structured billing and expense operations.
Claims and estimate activity moves through the Verisk / XactAnalysis® environment.
VIP connects that information with the appropriate claim, service provider, assignment, and billing workflow.
Vendor agreements, fee schedules, billing rules, contract terms, service requirements, and applicable SLA rules.
VIP evaluates the invoice against the configured rules before it proceeds through the carrier's financial workflow.
Validated expenses move through approval and payment while becoming part of vendor and claims expense intelligence.
The financial workflow shouldn't require someone to reconstruct what happened on the claim. VIP connects operational claim information with configured billing rules to help generate and validate the associated service provider invoice.
VIP provides the financial operating layer around the claim, connecting service activity with the agreements and rules that determine what should be billed.
An estimate tells you about the loss. It doesn't tell you what a service provider should be paid under a carrier agreement. VIP connects claims activity with the commercial terms governing the relationship.
Apply configured rates and fee structures to service provider billing.
Connect invoices with the agreements governing the carrier/vendor relationship.
Apply carrier-specific rules before invoices move forward.
Where configured, incorporate service-level requirements, deductions, or incentives into the billing workflow.
Compare submitted charges against the rules governing the assignment.
Configured rules are evaluated against the submitted invoice, so reviewers see what matched and what needs attention.
Status: Ready for approval
Instead of treating an invoice as an isolated financial transaction, VIP associates it with the broader operational context.
Understand not only what was estimated—but what was billed, why it was billed, who performed the work, which agreement governed it, and where the expense ultimately went.
Carriers can bring together operational and financial information to better understand their service provider network.
Understand claims expense across service providers, assignments, and claims.
Connect invoices with the contractual terms governing the vendor relationship.
Track configured service requirements alongside financial activity.
Analyze how claims expenses change across vendors, regions, claim types, and time periods.
Not every invoice needs the same level of human review. When claim information, vendor relationships, fee schedules, contract terms, and billing rules align, VIP supports automated invoice workflows.
Exceptions go to people. Compliant transactions keep moving.
By structuring claims expense information across carriers, vendors, services, geography, and claim activity, VIP creates a foundation for deeper claims intelligence.
VIP provides an operating layer around existing claims technology, helping information move from claims activity into governed financial workflows without requiring carriers to replace their core claims environment.
VIP has deployed its claims expense management technology alongside XactAnalysis in carrier environments to support vendor billing, expense management, and claims operations.