SingleComm

Manage every policyholder interaction from FNOL to resolution.

Contact center software built for insurance carriers, agencies, and TPAs. First notice of loss, policyholder service, claims handling, and producer workflows — all in one platform.

FNOL INTAKE · AUTO
claim #C-20831
Robert Ellisonpolicy active · AUTO-44812
Loss type · collision
Injuries · none reported
Date of loss · today 07:40
Photos · link sent
ROUTED · claims team
Adjuster assigned → K. Brandtwarm transfer · context attached
SMS · sent to policyholder
Your claim C-20831 has been received. Your adjuster is K. Brandt — we’ll text you when your estimate is ready.
recording consent ✓ state rulesdisclosures ✓ script v3.1audit log ✓
FNOL → resolutionper line of businessaudit-ready
Why insurance teams switch

Claims move faster when the platform doesn't get in the way.

Insurance contact centers manage the moments that matter — a first notice of loss, a policy question, a binding request, a claims update. SingleComm runs the full spectrum: FNOL intake, policyholder servicing, agency support, and claims communication, on one Enhanced Omnichannel platform with the reporting your operations leaders actually use.

Capabilities

Everything a modern insurance contact center needs. Built in.

01 · FNOL intake

Capture the claim on the first call

Structured intake flows for auto, property, workers' comp, liability. Required fields enforced by the workflow, policy lookup pulled before the greeting, warm transfer to adjusters with the context attached.

  • Structured intake per line of business
  • Policy lookup on ANI match
  • Warm transfer to adjuster with attached details
FNOL fields captured in the flow
Policy number
Loss type
Date and time of loss
Location of loss
Injuries or damages
Vehicle or property details
Photos or document requests
Preferred contact method
Urgency level
02 · Policyholder service

Self-service that doesn't degrade service

Conversational IVR that handles policy lookups, payment status, and ID card resends without a human — and hands off to a live agent mid-flow when the conversation needs one, with the context preserved.

  • IVR-resolved policyholder self-service
  • Mid-flow handoff to live agent with context
  • Two-way SMS for ID cards and document requests
03 · Claims communication

Status updates without the inbound surge

Outbound notifications for status changes, adjuster appointments, and settlement offers. Policyholders hear from you before they have to call — which drops inbound volume and improves NPS in the same move.

  • Automated status notifications by SMS and voice
  • Adjuster appointment coordination
  • Reduced inbound volume, measurably
Updates policyholders receive automatically
Claim received
Adjuster assigned
Appointment scheduled
Documents needed
Estimate available
Payment issued
Settlement offer sent
Claim closed
04 · Producer support

Agency and broker workflows

Dedicated queues for producers with their book of business attached. Quote-to-bind support, underwriting questions, and endorsement requests — with routing that remembers who owns the relationship.

  • Producer-specific routing and SLAs
  • Book-of-business lookup on ANI match
  • Integration with leading AMS platforms
A producer call in practice
Producer calls about a quote
Agent sees the producer's book of business
Underwriting question routes to the right team
Endorsement request is logged
SLA is tracked separately from policyholder service
Follow-up is sent by email or SMS
05 · Compliance

Audit-ready recording and disclosures

State-specific consent prompts, automatic recording retention per policy, and disclosure script enforcement. Regulators get the evidence; your team doesn't have to remember.

  • State-specific recording consent
  • Configurable retention per line of business
  • Disclosure script enforcement and audit log
The insurance compliance checklist
State-specific recording consent
Disclosure script enforcement
Retention policies by line of business
Audit logs for claims and policy conversations
Role-based access to claim and policy data
Secure payment collection
Redaction for sensitive personal information
Evidence export for regulators or internal audit
06 · Analytics

Reporting by claim, queue, and line of business

Real-time dashboards and custom reports built on the same event stream that runs FNOL, servicing, and producer queues — so operations leaders see claim volume, service levels, and compliance posture in one place.

  • Real-time dashboards per queue and line of business
  • Custom reports without an IT ticket
  • Drill-down from KPI to interaction
What insurance teams can measure
FNOL volume by line of business
Claim status call volume and average speed of answer
Abandon rate during CAT events
Adjuster transfer rate and policyholder self-service resolution
Producer SLA performance
Compliance disclosure completion
Claims communication response rate
NPS or CSAT by claim type

Insurance Journey

  1. 01Policyholder calls after an accident or loss.
  2. 02SingleComm identifies the policyholder and pulls policy context.
  3. 03FNOL intake captures required claim details by line of business.
  4. 04The call is routed to the right claims team or adjuster.
  5. 05The policyholder receives SMS updates about claim status or documents.
  6. 06Follow-up communication is logged for audit and reporting.

Real outcomes teams can measure

Faster FNOL completion

Structured intake captures required fields on the first call, so claims start complete instead of starting over.

Fewer claim status calls

Automated SMS and voice updates reach policyholders before they need to dial in.

Lower abandon rate during surges

Self-service and overflow routing absorb CAT-event volume that would otherwise hit the queue.

Faster adjuster handoff

Warm transfers carry the policy, loss details, and conversation context, so adjusters start on judgment, not re-keying.

Why it matters

Insurance contact centers sit between customers having their worst day and the operations machinery that has to respond. The platform should disappear from that conversation. Running FNOL, servicing, claims, and producer support on one stack keeps the information flowing and lets adjusters spend their time on judgment calls — not on re-keying the same data four times.

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