Isle of Lewis · United Kingdom books

The claims book, read in sentences as well as charts.

System Routeline sits with motor and household extracts, names the lag and the mix, and writes a briefing a claims committee can finish before coffee. Fraud monitoring is a short watch list, not a coloured map of the entire floor.

Request a Claims Trend Review

Quiet meeting room with a long table prepared for papers and discussion
A typical briefing is twelve to twenty pages, sent three working days before you sit.

Flagship engagement

Claims Trend Review

For a claims director who is tired of a pack that either hides the movement or shouts it. We take one line of business, usually private motor or household, freeze an extract, and spend four to six weeks on volume, severity, notification lag, reopens, and the outliers that deserve a named owner.

You receive a written briefing, a small set of charts, a fraud-watch annex, and a half-day in the room. We do not sell logins, and we do not run your special investigations unit.

What a review includes

Printed reports and notes spread across a desk during analysis

From rooms we have sat in

What a briefing changed

They refused to average 2023 and 2024 motor together after a repair-network switch. The milder severity was half-closed work.

Helen Cartwright’s motor book is described more fully on our client stories page, including a reservation about how many tables we asked her information team to pull. Rates and what is quoted versus fixed sit on rates. If you want the extract recipe before you enquire, read method.