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edjuster Launches Fully Interactive Digital Contents Claims Portal
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edjuster Inc
Content management platform enhancements enable seamless SaaS claims for insurers and policyholders

NASHVILLE, Tenn. - Washingtoner -- edjuster, a leading North American provider of end-to-end services for the property contents insurance marketplace, today announced the release of their newly enhanced exclaim contents management platform, enabling a modern, self-serve digital content claims process for insurers and policyholders.

With this release, exclaim has added support for digital signatures in the exclaim portal. When enabled on a claim, the policyholder is able to leverage a digital signature, when submitting their list of content items in the claim. Digital signatures elevate the claims experience--eliminating manual processes and paperwork, while optimizing the workflow and claims completion time. From simple to complex claims—the entire claims submission process is now fully digital.

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edjuster's SaaS-based contents estimating software and customizable on-site field services have been supporting insurers and policyholders with comprehensive solutions for all types and sizes of contents claims for over twenty years. The recent addition of digital signatures in the SaaS platform enables policyholders to maintain control of their claim, while expediting the process, digitally and within a secure portal environment.

"This latest enhancement of our digital platform furthers our commitment to providing greater automation and a standardized claims workflow," said Andy Williams, edjuster's CEO. "We are committed to offering our insurers and their policyholders the most intuitive, seamless and efficient claims process, end to end —in order to deliver a best in class experience."

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ABOUT EDJUSTER
edjuster is North America's leading provider of technology-enabled end to end services to the property contents insurance marketplace. edjuster offers insurers and their policyholders the assurance of performance excellence guaranteed on claims services—leveraging a combination of people and technology. edjuster offers a suite of customizable services, providing end-to-end solutions for all types and sizes of contents claims, from outsourcing support services to software as a service (SaaS) through the use of its exclaim contents valuation platform. Our non-partisan performance excellence guaranteed approach consistently contributes to enhancing the image and reputation of our insurer clients and ensures that policyholders remain satisfied and loyal.

Contact
Karen McNaughton
***@e-djuster.ca


Source: edjuster Inc

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