Ipex for insurers
Reduce costs across the board.
With Ipex, insurers can manage building damage digitally, efficiently, and in a compliant and sustainable way, thus reducing claims and processing costs.
At least 15%
lower costs for repairing damage to buildings.
Up to 30%
lower process costs and lead times, depending on the level of integration.
70,000+
verified building damage cases.
Process
This is how it works.
Our solution for insurers includes digital claims management, quotation and invoice verification, and AI-supported claim settlement. With our solution, we ensure a fair assessment of claims costs and significantly reduce process costs.
Digital claims management.
With digital claims management, we standardize the claims process, reduce interfaces and bring all parties involved onto one system — from claim recording to resolution. Orchestrated by Ipex experts, highly transparent and cost-effective.
Assess damage
All relevant claim data is collected digitally and in a standardized manner directly at the location of the claim using apps.
Evaluate damage
Ipex assesses the damage using its own catalog of prices and services and determines a fair market price for the repair.
Mediation and resolution
Ipex arranges tradespeople from either its own pool or that of the insurer. And we support the process up to quality control and audit.
Review of quotations and invoices.
Our independent building experts audit quotations and invoices to ensure that costs for the equivalent repair of building damage are assessed fairly — for property and liability claims.
Assignment
Clerks record the damage and submit the inspection order and the necessary documents. Either directly in the Ipex Insurance Workspace or via an API interface via your own system.
Check documents
Ipex building experts review the documents and determine a fair price for the equivalent repair of the damage. If necessary, they will sort out the quotations together with the tradespeople.
Create an audit report
An audit report is created for every building damage. It summarizes all findings and prepares a regulatory proposal.
Repair instead of replace
Repairing is more sustainable and less expensive than replacing a component. If a repair is possible, Ipex can provide a quotation from a network partner upon request.
Regulate damage
At the insurer's request, an Ipex building expert will also settle the damage directly.
Utilities. Tailored software.
We develop bespoke software for the digital processing of building damage in collaboration with insurers. Specialized tools and AI agents ensure efficient and cost-effective claims processing along the entire value chain. Interested in an enterprise solution? Find out more in a personal conversation.
interfaces
Fits perfectly into your own IT environment.
Our solutions can be easily integrated into insurers' existing IT environments via standard APIs. We are also happy to develop an individual solution on request.
Any more questions?
The costs of repairing damage to buildings can generally be reduced by around 15 percent. Depending on the depth of integration, process costs and lead times can also be reduced by up to 30 percent.
Ipex has a daily updated catalog of prices and services for all trades and regions in Switzerland. This ensures that the calculated recovery costs are always in line with the market.
Ipex always calculates the upper limit for repairing the damage. Of course, individual providers can also undercut these prices. However, Ipex's quality control ensures that lower prices are not at the expense of quality.
Ipex talks to over 100 tradespeople in person every day and reviews thousands of quotations. The findings are compiled and allow an assessment of the quality of the individual providers.
All of our building experts, with a few exceptions, are employed by Ipex. This enables us to ensure a consistent approach to assessing claims and it provides opportunities for continuous training and development of our experts.
Interested in working together?
Together, we are shaping the digital claims management of today and tomorrow.