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Business Tools | Monday December 9 Mitchell Introduces New Version of eMitchell Claims Processing SolutionMitchell International, Inc. has announced the launch of a new version of eMitchell -- the "next generation" of Mitchell's innovative eBusiness solution for online processing and management of collision repair claims. Distinguished by expanded features and a new portal, the new eMitchell offers insurers and collision repairers significantly increased functionality, greater ease of use, speed and performance."With this new version, Mitchell continues to lead the way by providing an eBusiness solution unparalleled in its functionality, innovation and depth of service offerings," said Margaret Ho, Mitchell's Vice President of eBusiness Product Planning. "eMitchell is the most comprehensive solution in the industry today and is delivering true value to our customers." Several leading insurers are using eMitchell to facilitate their transactions with hundreds of collision repair business partners. "Insurers using eMitchell for claims management have reduced claims cycle times by up to three days or more and realized up to a 40 percent increase in field appraiser productivity. These improvements help to control severity, reduce loss adjustment expense and improve customer satisfaction," Ho said. The portal is located at www.emitchell.com. With its development based on open communication (CIECA or Internet XML) standards, eMitchell seamlessly integrates with insurers' existing systems and accepts estimates from any estimating system. Among the major enhancements unveiled in the new eMitchell are:
This expansion is the latest in a series of continuing enhancements to eMitchell, which offers the industry's broadest array of innovative offerings including: Online MIS Reporting, a powerful reporting tool which provides cost, benchmarking and other data essential to pinpointing business drivers, eClaim Manager, which increases productivity by enabling staff adjusters to send and receive assignments wirelessly from the field; and a total loss settlement solution including salvage management. "We are quickly moving toward delivering 'claims centric' enterprise-wide technology solutions," said Tony Aquila, Mitchell's Executive Vice President of Sales, Marketing and Product Management. "These solutions focus and streamline all the elements of the claims process, enabling our clients to achieve enhanced customer satisfaction, reduced cycle times and lower costs." In August, Mitchell announced continued development of its collision repair network, which will give insurers access to a comprehensive network of quality shops. The network is another major component of Mitchell's enterprise-wide solution. ©2002 Collision Repair Industry INSIGHT | FEATURED
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