Symbility Solutions Partners in Microsoft Insurance Value Chain Program
Canada-based Symbility Solutions Inc., a wholly owned subsidiary of Automated Benefits Corp., has joined the Microsoft Insurance Value Chain (IVC) partner program.
In addition to joining the Microsoft IVC partner program, Symbility Solutions is also a member of the Microsoft’s Mobility Partner Advisory Council (MPAC), Microsoft Tablet PC Partner Program and continues to work closely with Microsoft’s Mobile and Embedded Devices Division.
By joining the Microsoft IVC, Symbility will reportedly enhance the marketing of its Mobile Claims solution with assistance from Microsoft account executives. As with other IVC partners, Microsoft sales personnel will be trained on the Symbility Mobile Claims system in an effort to generate new line of business (LOB) wins for Symbility as the company penetrates the U.S. insurance market.
Available for most Microsoft Windows-based mobile and pen-based handheld platform, the Symbility Solutions system allows insurance adjusters and contractors to write and process claims on-site with reportedly more accuracy, allowing insurance companies to settle claims faster.
The core of the solution is Symbility.NET, a claims software platform that is an Internet-based communications hub, data warehouse and analytics engine. The Symbility Mobile Claims solution is the lightweight pen-based mobile application that is used to review claims, gather information, create and edit estimates in the field.
Symbility recently surpassed the 1,000 system user milestone. The company now counts insurance companies such as Allstate Canada, Economical Insurance and Gore Mutual, as well as other claims professionals as users of its solutions.
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