What is typically included in an automated claims workplan?

An automated claims workplan primarily focuses on the systematic processing of claims from initiation to resolution. This involves defining specific activities related to various stages of claims handling, including data collection, assessment, investigation, and decision-making processes. Incorporating these activities into a workplan allows adjusters and claims processors to follow a structured approach, enhancing efficiency and consistency throughout the claims lifecycle.

While plans for fraud investigation, strategies for customer engagement, and policies for claims denial are important aspects of claims management, they serve more specialized or supportive functions rather than constituting the core framework of an automated claims workplan. The emphasis on claim processing activities ensures that the workplan effectively addresses the operational aspects necessary for the successful management of claims in a streamlined manner.