Cloud-based claims management software for insurance carriers, MGAs, TPAs and adjusters, covering FNOL through resolution with AI, payments and analytics.
VCA Software is a cloud-based claims management platform built for the insurance industry, covering the full claims lifecycle from first notice of loss (FNOL) through resolution. It is used by insurance carriers, managing general agents (MGAs), third-party administrators (TPAs), independent adjusters, self-insured entities, captive insurers, and government agencies, and supports auto, property, casualty, marine, and catastrophe claims.
Core capabilities include a configurable Claims Core Engine with Lloyd's market reporting compliance, real-time claim tracking with automated status updates, bi-directional integrations with policy administration systems, and low-code/no-code tools for customizing workflows and business rules. VCA Insights provides interactive analytics dashboards for claims performance reporting.
Additional modules extend the platform beyond core claims handling: InsuredConnect is a mobile app that lets policyholders report and track claims directly, ClaimPay enables digital claims payments with settlements processed in as little as 15 seconds, and ClaimsAI applies AI to summarize claim files and surface outstanding action items for adjusters.
VCA Software is headquartered in Scottsdale, Arizona, with an additional office in Bolton, Ontario, Canada. Pricing is not publicly disclosed; prospective customers request a demo or consult the company's ROI calculator and buyers guide.
VCA Software is a cloud-based claims management platform used by insurance carriers, MGAs, TPAs, and adjusters to manage the full claims lifecycle from first notice of loss (FNOL) through resolution.
Yes, InsuredConnect is VCA Software's mobile app that lets policyholders report new claims and track existing ones from their phone.
VCA Software does not publish pricing publicly. The company describes itself as mid-range priced and requires prospective customers to request a demo or quote from sales.
Yes, its ClaimsAI module uses AI to summarize claim files and surface outstanding items that adjusters still need to address.