Nobilas Launches Accident Management Platform ‘Nobilas Connect'
NORCROSS, GA – Nobilas Claims & Fleet Solutions has launched a new communication platform for the vehicle repair market. This IT platform connects all relevant parties in the vehicle accident management value chain. Through the Connect Communication Platform, Nobilas' insurance company clients benefit from instant availability of important data, enabling maximum process efficiency.
NORCROSS, GA – Nobilas Claims & Fleet Solutions has launched a new communication platform for the vehicle repair market. This IT platform connects all relevant parties in the vehicle accident management value chain. Through the Connect Communication Platform, Nobilas’ insurance company clients benefit from instant availability of important data, enabling maximum process efficiency. Following a successful pilot in Germany involving 2,500 claims, Nobilas Connect is being rolled out across Europe and North America, beginning with Germany and the U.K. The Nobilas Connect platform provides all parties involved in accident management with online access to the system. The communication center employee, body shop manager, adjuster/appraiser, and the Nobilas client all work from the same platform in real time with the latest information. With Nobilas Connect, which is integrated with Nobilas’ major IT applications, information relevant to the repair — including customer and vehicle data, body shop data, photographs of the damage, the repair estimate, and actual start and end dates of the vehicle repair — are accessible from a single database.
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