Yazh (Yaal), our Integration Gateway, sends legacy claims into your new claims system in batches, so history moves in steps rather than in one cutover.
The Problem
Moving Legacy Claims in One Piece Is Risky and Slow
Insurers must choose how to move years of claims from the legacy system to a new claims system, and each option has its own cost.
A Single Cutover Puts Everything at Risk
Big-bang migrations are riskier, since poor legacy data can force extra cleansing cycles that add delay and cost.
Phased Migration Runs Two Systems at Once
Moving segments gradually means migrated segments run in the new system while the rest stay on the legacy system.
Mapping Repeats by Hand
Teams use spreadsheets, scripts and consultants to map fields and rules manually, and must repeat the work whenever the data changes shape.
The Solution
How does InsOps Help?
Yazh (Yaal) Moves Legacy Claims in Batches
Send Claims in Batches
A set of legacy claims is sent together, rather than one at a time or all at once.
Mapped Once, Confirmed by a Person
LiLa suggests the mapping when the first payload arrives, a person confirms it, and later payload changes are made in the portal.
Value Translation
Yazh (Yaal) converts legacy codes into the values your claims system expects.
Alerts When a Required Field Is Added
The team is alerted, and a default value is sent in the meantime so batches do not fail.
Test Calls and Secured Requests
Routes can be tested before batches run, and every request passes firewall, authentication, authorization and validation checks.
Every Batch on One Dashboard
The team can see request counts, each request's status, and any errors.
FAQ
Do we have to move all our claims at once?
Who confirms the mapping?
How do we see what happened to a claim in a batch?
How is this different from on-demand and big-bang migration?