At omni:us, we envision a world with stronger safety nets for everyone – and we will be a key driver of this change. Over the next few decades, we think that insurance can get dramatically more efficient and affordable through technology. We believe that insurance will become more human, with less unnecessary pain and wasted time for everyone involved. Insurance companies will be able to focus on bringing true value to their customers by allowing their employees to focus more of their time on the customer, rather than the process.

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Each year, the EAS is used to file millions of car accidents with European insurers. Injury-related car accidents already account for 1,079,000 filings, where insurers aided customers in need (Source: [EU Care’s 2017 Annual Accident Report](https://ec.europa.eu/transport/road_safety/sites/roadsafety/files/pdf/statistics/dacota/asr2017.pdf)).

The form is used to document accidents involving 2 or more parties. Included are 2 separate sections to be filled out, which require detailed information on the respective vehicles and their owners. The combination of a description of the circumstances with a graphical representation of the collision is vital to provide claim teams with collision details and how the vehicles were affected.

The challenges of manually processing EAS:

High variability: Handwriting is an incredibly diverse form of expression. These documents are often roughly filled out at the scene of the collision, posing a deeper challenge to adjusters poring over the text. Information accuracy can be compromised as a result.

Conflicting perspectives: In the case of a 2-car collision, there can be conflicting views on how the event occurred. This often results in contradictory information on the same document.

Intensely manual: The EAS consists of 100 fields of handwritten data. Digitizing handwriting is expensive and time-consuming – average processing time hovers around 15 minutes per document. Costs rapidly accumulate.

omni:us is changing the status quo as we bring first hand applications of AI into the daily operations of insurers. Digitization of the [European Accident Statement](https://omnius.com/eas) is one of the many claims-related documents where we enable data access on an unprecedented level. See below the benefits we offer.

The claims settlement process in insurance is still a highly manual and costly process. Automation is difficult due to the high variability of documents, which are characterized by complex unstandardized structures. For high volume, low cost lines of business, insurers can make major savings by leveraging artificial intelligence systems to process their data.

This is where omni:us comes in - giving you a competitive edge by accelerating your claims process. Our AI seamlessly classifies and extracts crucial data from submitted documents.

The challenges of manually processed claims material:

Sheer volume: huge variation in document formats (emails, incident reports, invoices, etc.)

Low quality: scanned documents, faxes, handwriting

Multipage: various documents in single PDF require division

Complex: claim-to-policy matching, adjusting and validation is highly time consuming

omni:us is changing the status quo as we bring first hand applications of AI into the daily operations of insurers. See below the benefits we can offer.

Supercharge your claims processing times with semantic document classification & extraction