Accelerating claim resolution and settlements, benefiting both insurers and repairers.Improving partial or total loss triage decisions.Expediting parts ordering to improve cycle times, reduce parts fraud and CO2 emissions.Enabling efficiencies for Repairer Estimators via automatic initial assessment of vehicle damage.Intelligent damage detection via guided image capture, reducing the cost of risk inspections.Solera’s AI platform (Qapter VI) will increase automation and reduce cycle times via: A touchless claim is no longer an aspiration, it’s an expectation.” Chris Iacovou, managing director, Solera APAC. As such, the auto insurance and collision repair industries will need to adopt new technologies to improve and facilitate their services. “In an increasingly digitised society, consumers are focusing on service providers that can seamlessly provide automated, accurate and efficient services for vehicle claims and repairs. Solera is aiming to tap into this growing market, having driven accelerated growth in recent years via its innovative Qapter platform and integrated technologies, now bringing its AI-driven visual intelligence (VI) suite to the market. To help drive digitisation in the industry, Solera brings technology solutions spanning insurance claims, vehicle servicing, repairs and recycling, and property insurance claims.Īccording to McKinsey, by 2030 over 50 per cent of claims activities will have been replaced by automation, with insurers and repairers under increasing pressure to respond to the rise in cost and complexity of repairs. The announcement comes as part of Solera’s continuous and ongoing launch of its full suite of vehicle lifecycle services in Australia, which is a key market in the brand’s global expansion plans. Solera, the leading global provider of vehicle lifecycle management software-as-a-service (SaaS), data, and services, today introduced its new AI-powered collision repair suite to Australia as part of its global expansion plans.
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