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Understand complex technical claims faster.

Software, electronics, embedded systems, AI and connected products make claims handling increasingly difficult. We provide clear technical decision support for settlement, recovery and product liability.

  • Fast Initial Assessment
  • Clear Root-Cause Analysis
  • Evidence Preservation
  • Recovery Assessment
  • Understandable Reports

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When technical claims remain unresolved for too long

Technical claims often take too long because the root cause, responsibility and evidence remain unclear.

Typical consequences:
• long handling times
• conflicting statements from manufacturers, operators and service providers
• missing or incomplete log files
• changed software versions after updates
• unclear responsibility between manufacturers and suppliers
• reports that are technically detailed but difficult to understand
• recovery opportunities identified too late

We structure the technical facts so that claims teams, legal departments and management can make decisions faster.

The Most Common Problems in Technical Claims

Long Handling Times

Technical questions remain unanswered, documents are missing and decisions are repeatedly delayed.

Unclear Root Cause

Electronics, software, operation, installation and external influence may all be possible causes.

Conflicting Statements

Manufacturers, operators, suppliers and service partners assess the same event differently.

Missing Technical Evidence

Log files, fault memories, software versions, photographs or components are not preserved in time.

Reports Without Clear Answers

Technical details are described, but the key decision question remains unanswered.

Unused Recovery Potential

Manufacturer or supplier responsibility is not documented with sufficient technical clarity.

What We Deliver for Insurers

Initial Technical Assessment

Fast assessment of whether the reported claim is technically plausible and requires further investigation.

Root-Cause and Plausibility Analysis

Assessment of damage pattern, failure history, software versions, electronics, use and environmental conditions.

Evidence Preservation

Definition of which data, devices, logs, photographs, test reports and software versions must be secured.

Assessment of Manufacturer Statements

Technical review of statements regarding cause, operation, maintenance, updates or alleged defects.

Recovery Assessment

Identification of technical indications of development, production, installation or supplier defects.

Understandable Technical Statement

Clear findings covering cause, uncertainty, evidence and recommended next steps.

Typical Technical Claim Areas

Software & Firmware

Malfunctions, updates, versions, control logic, data loss and unexpected system behaviour.

Electronics & Embedded Systems

Control units, sensors, circuit boards, power electronics, short circuits and thermal damage.

IoT, Cloud & Connected Products

Apps, interfaces, remote access, data flows, fault memories and log-file analysis.

Charging Infrastructure & E-Mobility

Charging points, DC charging systems, communication, power electronics and software-controlled systems.

AI & Automation

Incorrect decisions, insufficient traceability, data quality and model limitations.

Cybersecurity & Manipulation

Unauthorised access, vulnerabilities, remote maintenance, data changes and IT/OT-related damage.

How We Reduce Handling Time

1. Define the Case

We clarify the damage pattern, open questions and the required decision.

2. Preserve Evidence

We immediately define which data and physical items must be secured.

3. Assess the Technology

We analyse software, electronics, use, documentation and manufacturer statements in context.

4. Enable a Decision

You receive a clear assessment with a practical recommendation for settlement or further investigation.

Technical Depth Without Unnecessary Jargon

A good technical report must not only be correct. It must answer the decisive questions.

We therefore explain:
• What most likely happened?
• Which cause is technically plausible?
• Which statements are supported by evidence?
• Which uncertainties remain?
• Which further actions are appropriate?
• Is there a technical basis for recovery?

Discuss a Technical Claim

Send us the available documents or briefly describe the case. You will receive an initial assessment of the most useful next steps.

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