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Datamatics Expands Client Relationship with Insurtech Firm for AI Operations

The expanded model will add AI-led quality assurance and automation to underwriting, claims and collections, with quality benchmarks expected to rise above 90%, Datamatics said.

  • On Wednesday, April 29, 2026, MUMBAI, India-based Datamatics announced it expanded its partnership with a leading American InsurTech firm specializing in small business insurance to manage AI-led operations.
  • Previously providing customer engagement services, Datamatics will now manage mission-critical processes including claims, collections, and underwriting as the insurer accelerates growth in the American market.
  • Powered by AI, the integrated model uses predictive analytics and real-time agent assist to elevate quality benchmarks beyond 90%, while delivering measurable gains in productivity and compliance.
  • Rahul Kanodia, vice chairman and CEO of Datamatics, said the expanded engagement delivers 'real business impact' to the client through consistent, high-performance service delivery.
  • Automating core workflows from quote-to-bind underwriting to FNOL claims triage and billing resolution supports policyholders, agents, and brokers across the insurer's multi-channel framework.
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Datamatics expands client relationship with insurtech firm for AI operations

Datamatics has expanded its relationship with an American insurtech firm to drive their AI-led operations.

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