Tigerlab Claims Management

What Tigerlab Claims Management is

Tigerlab Claims Management is web-based software for managing insurance claims. It includes workflow automation, first notice of loss, and a claimant portal, giving organizations tools for claim workflows and claimant interactions in one product. The Starter plan costs €9,600 per year, billed annually, and covers one market connection, three users, one jurisdiction, and one currency. Professional costs €36,000 per year, billed annually, and allows unlimited users and market connections. Enterprise pricing is bespoke for multi-entity requirements. Its listed options include SSO/SAML, advanced permissions, white-label branding, data migration and bulk import, a dedicated success manager, custom SLAs, and cloud or on-premises deployment. Tigerlab is headquartered in Cologne, Germany. The product is offered for web use and has no free plan. Teams can weigh Starter’s defined capacity against Professional’s higher user and market-connection allowances, or consider Enterprise for its additional deployment and organization-specific provisions.

Who it suits

It suits organizations that need web-based claims management with workflow automation, first notice of loss, and a claimant portal. Starter fits a small team operating in one jurisdiction and currency; Professional accommodates unlimited users and market connections, while Enterprise is listed for bespoke multi-entity requirements.

Limits

Starter costs €9,600 per year, billed annually, and includes one market connection, three users, one jurisdiction, and one currency. Professional costs €36,000 per year, billed annually, and has unlimited users and market connections; Enterprise pricing is bespoke.

Getting started

1. Visit the Tigerlab Claims Management website.
2. Choose Starter, Professional, or Enterprise based on the listed plan provisions.
3. Use the web platform.
4. For Enterprise, consider the listed cloud or on-premises deployment options.

Verdict

Choose Tigerlab Claims Management if your organization needs web-based claims workflows, first notice of loss, and a claimant portal. Starter sets specific user, market, jurisdiction, and currency limits; Professional raises the user and market-connection limits. Organizations needing bespoke multi-entity provisions can consider Enterprise, whose price is bespoke.