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About This Automation
Document and evidence collection is the manual process of requesting, tracking, and organizing documents from claimants and third parties for each claim. Manual handling creates delays, lost requests, and repeated follow-ups that slow claim resolution.
Automation identifies required documents, sends requests automatically, tracks arrivals, and organizes files without adjuster intervention. Claims move through evidence collection in days instead of weeks.
Key features:
Automatically determine which documents are needed based on claim type and policy details
Send customized document requests to claimants, providers, and third parties in parallel
Track all document requests and receipt status in a centralized log
Monitor incoming documents and flag missing items for follow-up
Organize received documents into standardized folders with consistent naming
Generate evidence summaries and update claim records when collection is complete
The issues teams report most often with this process
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Friction point
Companies Report This
1
Manual email composition and sending
Adjuster manually drafts and sends separate emails to each recipient, consuming time and creating inconsistency.
80%
2
No centralized document tracking
Requests and receipts are logged in spreadsheets or notes with no automated status visibility.
67%
3
Manual file download and organization
Each document must be manually downloaded, renamed, and moved to the correct folder.
53%
4
Repeated follow-up emails
Missing documents require manual follow-up emails, often sent multiple times to the same recipient.
40%
5
Manual completeness verification
Adjuster must manually review folders and claim records to confirm all required documents have arrived.
26%
DisclaimerAll data is based on anonymized FullSpec mapping sessions and proprietary industry research. Learn more
Automation readiness
How well-suited this process is for automation
Process Pain Score™Manual document tracking across email and storage creates repeated follow-ups.
9.4/ 10
AI Fit Rating™Document request logic is rule-based and repeatable; email and file operations.
8.9/ 10
Automation Lift Index™Automation eliminates bottleneck tasks and reduces claim resolution time from.
8.5/ 10
Hidden Overhead™Context switching between email, spreadsheets, and storage adds cognitive load.
7.3/ 10
How The Automation Works
The full workflow, from trigger to completion.
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1. Claim Approved for Investigationtrigger
Workflow triggers when claim status changes to 'Approved for Investigation'. Claim details and claimant contact information are passed to the automation.
2. Determine Required Documents
Reviews claim type, policy details, and internal guidelines to generate a list of required documents and the parties who must provide them.
3. Send Document Requests via Email
Automation sends templated document request emails to claimant, medical providers, and third parties. Each email is personalized with claim details and a unique tracking link.
4. Monitor Email Inbox for Documents
Automation monitors the claims inbox for incoming documents and attachments. Received documents are automatically logged with timestamp and sender.
5. Organize Documents
Received documents are automatically downloaded, renamed according to internal standards, and organized into the claim folder.
6. All Documents Received?
Automation checks if all required documents have been received. If no, a follow-up request is sent automatically.
7. Send Follow-up Requests
For missing documents, automation sends a follow-up email to the responsible party with a deadline. This step repeats until all documents arrive or the deadline passes.
8. Create Evidence Summary and Notify
Once all documents are received, automation creates an evidence summary document, updates the claim record, and sends a notification to the adjuster that evidence collection is complete.
Everything you need to know before mapping this process.
The system analyzes the claim type and policy details to determine which documents are needed, such as medical records, police reports, receipts, and provider statements. It generates a prioritized request list tailored to each specific.