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Overview

The Claims Management module is a full end-to-end workspace for processing insurance claims. It covers every stage of the claims lifecycle:
  1. Intake — A new claim is submitted with the loss details and policy information
  2. Validation — The claim is reviewed to confirm it is complete and plausible
  3. Investigation — Participants are added, verified, and interviewed; evidence is gathered
  4. Decision — The claim is approved, rejected, or settled based on the investigation findings
  5. Audit — A complete, immutable record of every action taken on the claim is preserved
Whether you are processing motor, medical, life, or property claims, the workflow is the same. The difference is in the specific fields, documents, and verification types used at each stage.

Viewing the claims list

The Claims Management list screen showing all active claims with status badges Navigate to Claims in the left sidebar to open the claims list. This table shows all claims in your organisation, with the most recently updated claims at the top. Each row in the table displays:
ColumnDescription
Claim NumberA unique reference number auto-generated when the claim was created
Policy NumberThe insurance policy the claim is made against
TypeThe line of business (Motor, Medical, Life, Property)
StatusThe current stage in the claims workflow
AmountThe claimed amount in the organisation’s currency
Assigned ToThe investigator or adjuster responsible for this claim
Last UpdatedWhen the claim record was last changed
Filtering the list: Use the search bar to search by claim number, policy number, or participant name. Use the Status filter to show only claims at a specific stage (e.g., all claims currently Under Investigation).

Creating a new claim

The new claim form showing the fields required to open a claim
1

Click 'New Claim'

From the claims list, click the New Claim button in the top-right corner.
2

Select the claim type

Choose the line of business from the dropdown: Motor, Medical, Life, or Property. The form fields shown will change depending on the type you select.
3

Enter the policy details

Fill in the Policy Number, Insured Name, and Date of Loss. The policy number is used to pull in the relevant policy terms and coverage limits from your connected policy management system.
4

Describe the incident

In the Incident Description field, write a brief summary of what happened. Include as much relevant detail as possible — the location, time, circumstances, and any third parties involved.
5

Enter the claimed amount

Enter the amount the claimant is requesting in the Claim Amount field. This can be updated later as the investigation develops.
6

Submit the claim

Click Create Claim. The claim is created with the status Submitted and assigned a claim number. You are taken directly to the claim detail page.

The Motor Claim wizard

For motor insurance claims, the platform provides a structured wizard that guides you through all the required information in a logical sequence. The Motor Claim wizard showing the step-by-step intake form for vehicle-related claims The Motor Claim wizard collects:
  • Vehicle details — registration plate, make, model, year, and chassis number
  • Driver details — name, licence number, and driving history
  • Accident details — location, time, circumstances, fault assessment, and whether police were involved
  • Damage assessment — description of damage and estimated repair cost
  • Third party details — if another vehicle was involved, their details and insurance information
  • Witness details — names and contact information for any witnesses
At each step, you can save your progress and return later. The wizard also prompts you to upload relevant documents (police abstract, repair estimates, photos of the damage) directly at the point where they are needed.

The claim detail page

The claim detail page showing the full claim record, status timeline, and action buttons Once a claim is created, the Claim Detail Page becomes your central workspace for managing it from start to finish. The page is divided into: Top section — Status and actions:
  • The current claim status displayed as a badge (Submitted, Under Review, Investigating, Pending Info, Approved, Rejected)
  • Action buttons appropriate to the current status (e.g., Submit for Review, Approve, Reject, Request Information)
  • The assigned investigator and a button to reassign
Tab navigation: The main content area uses tabs to organise different aspects of the claim:
TabWhat it contains
OverviewClaim summary, policy details, incident description, and amount
ParticipantsAll people linked to this claim with their roles and KYC status
DocumentsUploaded evidence, attachments, and verification reports
Voice AnalysisRecorded interviews with participants and AI fraud analysis
PaymentsSettlement payment details and bank verification
AuditComplete history of every action taken on this claim

Managing claim participants

Viewing participants

The claim participants tab showing linked participants with roles and KYC status The Participants tab shows everyone connected to this claim. Each participant is listed with:
  • Their full name and role in the claim (Claimant, Witness, Third Party, Repairer, Medical Provider)
  • Their KYC status — whether their identity has been verified and when
  • Their contact details (phone and email)
  • Quick-action buttons to Run KYC, View Profile, or Remove them from the claim

Adding a participant

The Add Participant modal showing the search and role assignment form
1

Click 'Add Participant'

On the Participants tab, click the Add Participant button in the top-right corner of the participants panel.
2

Search for an existing participant

Type the participant’s name, email address, or national ID number in the search box. If they have been registered in your organisation’s participant database before, their record will appear in the dropdown — click it to select them.
3

Create a new participant

If the participant does not appear in the search results, click Create New Participant. Fill in their full name, email, phone number, and ID number. This creates a new participant record in your database and links it to the claim simultaneously.
4

Assign a role

From the Role dropdown, select the participant’s relationship to this claim. Common roles include:
  • Claimant — the person making the claim
  • Witness — someone who witnessed the incident
  • Third Party — another person involved (e.g., the driver of the other vehicle in a motor claim)
  • Repairer — the garage or service provider estimating or performing repairs
5

Add and verify

Click Add to Claim. The participant is linked to the claim and you are given the option to run a KYC check on them immediately. Click Run KYC to begin verification or Skip to add them without verifying yet.

The POI Profile modal

The Participant Profile modal showing detailed KYC status, voice analysis, and risk indicators Clicking View Profile on any participant opens the Participant Profile modal — a deep-dive view of everything the platform knows about this person in the context of this claim. The modal is organised into tabs:
TabWhat it shows
IdentityKYC verification status, ID details, and biometric match results
Voice AnalysisRecorded interviews, prosodic analysis scores, and deception indicators
DocumentsDocuments uploaded for this participant
InterviewsVoice interview sessions linked to this participant
SanctionsWatchlist screening results
Risk & NetworkNetwork graph showing connections to other claims and participants
The Risk & Network tab is particularly powerful — it shows a visual graph of how this participant connects to other claims, other participants, and known risk indicators. A participant who appears in multiple unrelated claims at the same time, or who shares identifiers (phone number, bank account) with other high-risk participants, is flagged with a warning indicator.

The audit trail

The Claims Audit Log showing every action taken on the claim with timestamps and user names Every action taken on a claim — by any user, at any time — is recorded in the Audit tab. This creates an immutable, timestamped record that is essential for regulatory compliance, fraud investigations, and dispute resolution. Each audit entry shows:
FieldDescription
TimestampThe exact date and time the action was performed (in UTC)
UserThe name and email of the team member who performed the action
ActionA plain-language description of what was done
BeforeThe state of the relevant field before the change
AfterThe state of the relevant field after the change
Examples of actions logged:
  • “Status changed from Submitted to Under Review by Jane Smith”
  • “Participant added: John Doe (Claimant) by Mark Johnson”
  • “KYC verification run on John Doe by Sarah White — Result: Verified”
  • “Document uploaded: Police Abstract — by Mark Johnson”
  • “Claim Amount updated from KSh 180,000 to KSh 200,000 by Jane Smith”
You can export the audit trail as a CSV by clicking the Export button in the top-right of the Audit tab. This is useful when preparing evidence for legal proceedings or regulatory inspections.

Claim statuses explained

StatusWhat it means
SubmittedThe claim has been received and is awaiting review
Under ReviewA team member has started reviewing the claim for completeness
InvestigatingActive investigation is underway — evidence is being gathered and participants verified
Pending InfoThe claim is waiting for additional information from the claimant or a third party
ApprovedThe claim has been approved for settlement
RejectedThe claim has been declined — the reason is recorded in the audit trail
SettledThe approved payment has been made and the claim is closed

Next steps

Messaging

Discuss claim details with your team through the built-in messaging system.

Identity Verification

Run KYC on claim participants to confirm their identities.