Yazh (Yaal), our Integration Gateway, gives brokers, TPAs, MGAs and vendors one self-service route into your claims system, and delivers first notice of loss in the format it expects.
The Problem
FNOL and TPA Submissions Reach Your Claims System Through Too Many Custom Builds
FNOL arrives from TPAs, brokers, MGAs and vendors, and your claims system's own rules decide whether each submission becomes a claim.
Every Sender Builds Its Own Connector
Each sender builds a module to map fields and call your claims system's APIs. These modules lack built-in security, auditing and monitoring, and every change requires coordination.
FNOL Takes More Than One Call
Creating a claim can take several calls, such as creating a draft and then submitting it. Each sender must build and maintain every step.
Submissions Have to Meet the Claims System's Rules
A claim cannot be created against a policy that was not in force on the loss date, and claims must reach a required validation level, so incomplete submissions stall.
The Solution
How does InsOps Help?
Yazh (Yaal) Gets Claim Submissions Into Your Claims System Faster
Self-Service Sign-Up
Senders register with a one-time passcode, receive an API username and key, and choose their line of business.
Payload Upload With Syntax Checks
Senders upload a sample FNOL or TPA payload, and Yazh (Yaal) checks its syntax before mapping begins.
Suggested Mapping, Confirmed by a Person
LiLa proposes field mappings, and a team member reviews and confirms them.
Value Translation
Yazh (Yaal) converts each sender's values into the values your claims system expects.
Test Calls Before Go-Live
Senders and your team test the full route before any live claim is sent.
Secured Requests, One Dashboard
Every request passes through a firewall, authentication, authorization and validation. Requests, responses and audit entries appear on one dashboard.
FAQ
What does Yazh (Yaal) do for FNOL?
Do our TPAs and brokers still need to build connectors?
Who confirms the mapping?
Is this the same as claim migration?