New claims service launched

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A new service has been launched which aims to help claim handlers fast-track claims, reduce leakage, improve fraud detection rates and reduce costs.

The Insurance Claims Kit (TICK) has been launched by TICK Claims, a new company formed by TCF Corporate CEO Start Dennis.

The offering has been designed to provide claims handlers with smart intelligence at the FNOL and initial claims stages. It delivers a report providing claim-related intelligence, areas highlighted for further consideration and potential lines of enquiry.

If the claimant cannot be contacted or refuses to co-operate, a request for further information is issued on behalf of the

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