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How we integrated six insurance systems into one and raised the quality indicators in the UFG ranking

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ProService Finteco company organized data from six insurance systems and executed a unified data reporting system to UFG during the implementation for Generali.

June 12 2022

ProService Finteco company organized data from six insurance systems and executed a unified data reporting system to UFG during the implementation for Generali. We created an online feed for UFG and improved the responses to its inquiries. All that was possible thanks to our BrokerUFG solution, offered in the SaaS service model.

In the case study, we share the challenges we faced and the problems we had to solve to integrate the six systems into one, as well as the benefits that the entire process brought to the client.

The Client

Generali Polska is a part of the Generali Group, one of the largest international financial and insurance groups, operating in the financial and investment sector for over 185 years. The Generali Group has been present in Poland since 1998.

It builds its strength by focusing on a diversified business model based on three key areas: protecting the property and life of individual clients, managing retirement savings, and corporate insurance.

More about Generali: www.generali.pl

Defining the client's situation

Generali, as a company with an established position on the market, had many insurance systems – some of them came from acquired companies, some of them belonged to Generali and were in the process of data migration, and some were implemented with a view to the future integration of systems.

Each insurance company has its own history in the Insurance Guarantee Fund (UFG). If a company has several systems, like Generali, its data is stored independently of each other.

On the operational level, maintaining separated data generates additonal problems:

It does not reflect the current structure of the organization

It makes it difficult to exit old systems, complicating data migration and cooperation with the regulator

Increases maintenance costs and increases the complexity of the IT infrastructure

Generali concluded that it must rewrite its mechanisms in the Insurance Guarantee Fund (UFG) or reach an offer from the market that will help organize reporting to the Fund. As part of the cooperation, we proposed building a solution for the entire Generali based on our proprietary BrokerUFG solution and integrating all systems into one.

Challenges
Solutions
Outcomes
Challenges

When cooperating with Generali, we faced three major challenges.

Organizing data reported to the Insurance Guarantee Fund

Generali worked on six systems, which made it difficult to effectively report to the Insurance Guarantee Fund. In order to integrate the systems into one, we first had to determine what data will be exchanged between Generali and UFG and what data is missing in the current systems.

Online data transfer

The implementation of the BrokerUFG solution was to enable the company to transfer data from the insurance system to UFG online. So that the exchange of information between the two parties is automated.

Gaining a high position in the UFG ranking

Every year, UFG publishes a ranking of the best insurance companies in terms of data quality. In order for the company to take a high place in the ranking, we had to ensure the timeliness, completeness and unambiguity of the transmitted data.

Solutions

We have conducted an equalizing power supply for Generali, i.e., we compared the data from the insurer’s systems with the data in the Insurance Guarantee Fund, and we found and supplemented the data on the lack of policies, claims, and compensations.

The implementation of Makeitright allowed Generali to switch to the UFG online feeding mechanism, thanks to which each policy is reported to the UFG on the same day. Previously, the data was packaged, collected, and sent. Claims and 

Compensation Data is sent to UFG on that same day.

The implementation of the UFG Broker and organizing of the entire process made Generali’s quality indicators go up.

An additional benefit for Generali was the automated response to UFG inquiries.

Outcomes

As part of the implementation, Makeitright conducted data unification in all systems, eliminated artificial data division, and collected data to reflect the organization’s structure, it streamlines and simplifies the implementation of new functionalities.

The UFG broker took over a centralized data repository that supports reporting and cooperation with UFG. It reduced the scope of maintenance of archival data systems and lowered the complexity of IT infrastructure and its costs.

Before the implementation, Generali achieved the value of the accident index from the qualitative coefficients of 79.65 percent in the UFG ranking. Now, the company reaches 88.69 percent.

The transparent integration model allows for quick and easy connection of other entities and shortens the time from their acquisition by Generali to full operational integration.

Thanks to the built-in automation, BrokerUFG in supply, inquiries, and cooperation reduces the workload in maintaining and adapting the system to UFG requirements.

Generali concluded that the implementation of the UFG Broker had improved the data supply to UFG, and the project carried out by Makeitright allowed to obtain an integrated system.

What does the client say about us?

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“Thanks to implementing the BrokerUFG solution, we were able to report our policies to UFG on the same day, which translated into an increase in our quality indicators in the UFG ranking. Additionally, BrokerUFG has improved the sending of responses to UFG inquiries. The project translated into lowering the costs of maintaining IT infrastructure and allowed us to use its potential to develop other important areas of the company” 

says Sebastian Michałowski, dyrektor Departamentu Digitalizacji Procesów i Innowacji.

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