New Solution Helps Insurers Reduce Claims Leakage, Speed Resolution, and Improve Customer Satisfaction
London, September 16, 2025 – Shift Technology, the leading AI platform for insurance, today launched Shift Claims. Powered by agentic artificial intelligence (AI), Shift Claims helps transform claims operations by assessing and prioritising cases, guiding and assisting claim handlers and automating tasks across the claims lifecycle. The solution speeds processing, improves accuracy and lowers claims losses and handling costs - all while delivering better experiences for policyholders.
Claims transformation has long been constrained by the complexity of the process and the uniqueness of each claim. Because every claim follows a distinct journey from first notice of loss (FNOL) to closure, rules-based approaches struggle to handle the nuance and variability of most real-world cases. As a result, relying on business rules forces frequent human intervention even for routine tasks, slowing the process and increasing costs.
“It is not surprising that the results promised by claims transformation projects over the years have failed to materialise, because most technology based approaches were simply not up to the task of addressing claim complexity,” explained Eric Sibony, chief scientist and chief product officer, Shift Technology. “Agentic AI provides insurers with a powerful transformation tool that increases automation when appropriate and also provides the right kind of advice, guidance, and recommendations when a human claim handler needs to be in the loop.”
Shift successfully integrated generative AI (Gen AI) into its detection solutions in 2024 to help insurance professionals make better decisions and deliver stronger outcomes. Since then, Shift’s insurance-trained large language models (LLMs) have proven highly effective at information extraction, document summarisation and classification, and liability determination for subrogation and recovery. Agentic AI builds on Gen AI by enabling LLMs to access and utilise a set of tools that can take autonomous, task-specific actions.
AXA Switzerland is an early adopter of Shift Claims. According to the insurer’s COO and Head of Customer Operations, Markus Keller: “We are looking for an AI-powered solution to support our claims transformation and to increase automation while ensuring that claims professionals, when human intervention is required, have all information available for optimal decision making. The Shift approach to agentic AI gives us confidence that best actions are enabled and taken as claims move through the process, resulting in enhanced efficiency and excellent customer experience.”
Designed for AI and human collaboration, Shift Claims integrates seamlessly with existing claims and core systems as an AI layer to transform day-to-day claims handling. Shift's AI agents and Gen AI — which are designed with claims expertise and trained on each insurer's unique process — work alongside claims teams to assess, triage, and advise, as well as automate tasks or entire claims—while insurers retain full control of the process. Early adopters of the solution report:
Shift Claims transforms four key areas of claim management:
“With Shift Claims we are giving insurers an amazing opportunity to move beyond traditional approaches in claim handling and use agentic AI to truly transform the claims process,” continued Sibony. “By adopting agentic AI today, our customers are positioned not only to meet evolving industry demands but also lead the future of claims management with greater efficiency and innovation.”
About Shift Technology
Shift Technology delivers AI-powered decisioning solutions to benefit the global insurance industry and its customers. Our products enable the world’s leading insurers to improve combined ratios by optimizing and automating critical decisions across the policy lifecycle. Shift solutions help mitigate fraud and risk, increase operational efficiency, and deliver superior customer experiences. Learn more at www.shift-technology.com/en-gb
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