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Tractable helps P&C insurer The Hartford improve auto claims
InsurTech company Tractable is helping property and casualty insurer The Hartford leverage AI tools to accelerate auto claims, as part of a new partnership.
Tractable teams up with Mitchell to improve automated collision repair estimates
InsurTech100 company Tractable has teamed up with Mitchell to help North American automotive insurers produce collision repair estimates automatically from photos.
What will the biggest trends in InsurTech be in 2021?
With the year coming to an end, it is time to look ahead into 2021 and predict where the market is headed.
What did 2020 mean for these InsurTechs
The Covid-19 pandemic has been an unprecedented global challenge that no one could have predicted. While there were a lot of companies hitting troubled times, there have also been those doing very well during the pandemic.
How has insurance changed from Covid-19?
Covid-19 has become a part of normal life, and insurance has changed in more ways than just having a remote workforce.
AI-powered claims solution developer Tractable forms partnership with second Japanese insurer
Tractable will deploy its AI technology into Japanese insurance giant MS&AD to help it accelerate its auto claims processes, as part of a new deal.
Who are the long-term and short-term winners in insurance following the...
While Covid-19 has caused InsurTech investment to plummet, the market will see both short-term and long-term winners.
Tractable helps Admiral Seguros become first Spanish insurer to use AI...
Admiral Seguros has allegedly become the first insurer in Spain to use artificial intelligence to assess vehicle damage, thanks to a new partnership with InsurTech startup Tractable.
Could AI be at the forefront of digitalisation for insurance
Currently business is not normal, but it might be fostering the rapid development of artificial intelligence (AI) technology.
How the coronavirus has helped accelerate the digitalisation of insurance claims
The digitalisation efforts the insurance industry is seeing as a result of the coronavirus pandemic is not new, it’s just accelerating an existing trend, according to a recent webinar.