Use this quiz to decide whether your next step should be fixing the current workflow, preparing a procurement brief, running a controlled pilot or making a commercial decision. The objective is lower total cost per accepted property claim file—not cheaper drafts, smaller estimates or automation for its own sake.
For this assessment, property claims file production means converting inspection evidence into an organised, supported package for carrier review. Physical inspections, repairs and claims decisions are outside the production scope, although their hand-offs must be assessed.
The quiz tests five areas:
- Ownership, acceptance standards and accepted-file economics.
- Inspection evidence, rework attribution and quality assurance.
- Evidence traceability, integration and change control.
- Claims authority, data protection and commercial terms.
- Pilot evidence, catastrophe capacity and operating-model choice.
A high total cannot compensate for missing acceptance criteria, untraceable evidence, unclear claims authority or unapproved data handling. Those are the four critical gates.
Methodology: The questions, points, score bands and recommended thresholds are this desk’s proposed diagnostic framework. They are not statistically validated benchmarks, regulatory requirements or a certification. Sources establish relevant control practices and product capabilities; they do not validate the scoring model or predict savings.