More files per handler. Fewer mistakes in them.
We rebuild your Proclaim system around the work, and staff the desks that run it. £4,500 a month for two developers, four days a week.
None of this looks like a crisis. It just happens, all the time.
- New claims arriving from different sources, each one keyed a different way.
- The same amendments, made to the same documents, over and over.
- A file untouched for months. An offer sat on for three weeks. No clear way to see an SLA slipping.
- Fixed costs looked up manually. Disbursements missed, settlements miscalculated.
- What you owe medical agencies and third parties, surfacing only after the payment terms have run out.
- ATE missed on one file. ATE cancelled weeks late on another.
Under fixed costs, that isn’t friction. It’s the line between a file that makes money and one that doesn’t.
° Engineers who know these files
The people on your account are engineers, from software and data backgrounds, and they stay: one firm four years, another two. Long enough to suggest something and still be there to build it when the firm is ready for it.
° Two services · pick the one you came for
Your Proclaim system, built by engineers.
The workflows, screens and integrations that decide how many files a handler can carry. Cleaned up and automated, built to your process. Two named developers, cameras on.
See the terms →Back-office teams that belong to your firm.
Capacity you can trust with your files. High-calibre people, run to your standard, with the ramp and attrition on us, not you.
See the terms →Why Syara
One team that knows mid-market PI: the portals, the Proclaim workflows, the volume you carry, the margins you defend. We ship it, then we run it. Who’s behind it, and how we handle your data →
° Contact
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