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Warranty Analytics

Supercharge Your Program

We deliver warranty analytics insights, cutting through the complexity of multiple systems, multiple vendors, and multiple data formats to determine the real impact of your warranty program.

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  • 21%
    Potential Underwriting Adjustment
  • 15%
    Potential Increased Program Revenue
  • 10%
    Potential Targeted Cost Savings

Reserves & Fees

Accurately Allocate Reserves
We target 96%+ predictive accuracy every quarter.

  • Maximize Reserve Recognition
  • Right-Size Premiums
  • Optimize Customer Pricing
  • Create Negotiating Leverage
  • Minimize Downside
  • Reduce Risk

Reliability

Predict Product Failures
Our models reveal emerging reliability issues.

  • Early Detection of Reliability Issues
  • Pinpoint Specific Problems
  • Improve Quality
  • Identify Supplier Issues
  • Optimize Parts Inventory
  • Increase Customer Satisfaction

Cost Control

Reduce Warranty Costs
Our real-time scoring algorithms identify suspicious claims before payments are made.

  • Uncover Fraud and "Over-Repair"
  • Detect Anomalies in Service
  • Develop Servicer Scorecards
  • Close Policy Loopholes
  • Improve Handling Procedures
  • Prioritize Claims for Manual Review
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