Fleet Claims Management demo
Every truck crash claim file held, cited and challenged before the other side asks. 1:29
What the demo shows
Fleet claims management for motor carriers: each truck crash file preserved, cited, challenged.
Eight agents start on the crash alert: they place a litigation hold, keep the tractor parked until its engine module is downloaded, pull both cameras before they overwrite, read GPS, hours, the driver file and inspections, and write a chronology with every line cited. A challenger reads the file as the plaintiff’s expert would, raising gaps such as an overdue driving-record review and catching the agents’ own errors, which they correct. No agent answers a demand letter: the claims manager sends it to counsel and the insurer and sets the reserve, and the VP opens the file and co-signs any reserve over $100,000.
Transcript
- Fleet Claims Management builds each truck crash file. The liability minimum dates from 1985.
- A car cuts in ahead of a Quillbrook truck. Agents start; Marisol steers.
- The Crash Minute lines up video, engine data and GPS.
- The Preservation Clock: cameras and engine data secured before they overwrite, by 11:40.
- The Plaintiff's Expert attacks the file, catching the agents' own brake-time error.
- The tow yard answers in fixed fields; a person reads its note.
- Day fourteen: a million-dollar demand. No reply drafted; it goes to counsel and the insurer.
- She adds expense for the video and reserves 185,000 dollars.
- It is over 100,000, so Grant reads the demand, the bills and the driver-facing video, and only then co-signs as the second person.
- Evidence secured in three hours. Every line cited, every signature recorded.
- Built on Botminds: agents, data, screens and governance on one platform.
The narration as written for the film. Captions are on the player.