Combines AI, analytics and automation to eliminate manual work and accelerate decision-making throughout the entire claims lifecycle
PCMI, a leading provider of software solutions for the F&I product industry, has announced the launch of Claims Intelligence, a powerful new framework built to enhance its flagship PCRS management platform. Designed to help claims teams work faster and smarter, claim intelligence combines the power of AI and automation to streamline how F&I claims handle, analyze, and resolve them.
“This launch shows a change in what the industry should expect from software,” he said. Mark NagelboatCEO of PCMI. “We offer a claims team that is more than just a tool. We give them intelligence. That's the difference between staying ahead and staying ahead.”
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Developed to solve the industry's most pressing operational challenges, including increased billing volumes, labor shortages, and increased demand for real-time insights, intelligence argues that F&I managers offer the advantage of using AI to scale operations without scaling teams.
The framework brings together three core pillars.
- Automation IQ – Automate everyday claim decisions, such as invoice verification and payment processing, using rule-based logic and AI.
- Insights IQ – Provides advanced analytics as part of your billing journey to inform you of billing journeys, strategies, and trend analysis. The analysis is drawn from the industry's most comprehensive w**** dataset.
- Workforce IQ – Optimize claim routing, team workloads, and escalation based on complexity, SLA, and capacity.
Together, these pillars reduce friction, drive faster resolution, and focus free teams on higher value tasks.
Current Live: Intelligent Payment
All three pillars define the long-term vision of claim intelligence, but the first feature available is intelligent payments under automated IQ. This allows administrators to automate invoice processing by reading service invoices, verifying against approved invoices, and issuing virtual credit card payments based on custom rules set for each product type.
Early Adapter results include:
- 35% reduction in back office costs
- Save 3 minutes with every bill
- $0.90 It will be saved for each claim
- Estimated $90,000 With annual savings and 5,000 hours of savings, it plays for organizations that handle 100,000 bills a year
The impact opportunities are large as more than 2.5 million supplemental claims have been processed on PCRS last year alone.
Next: Scaling intelligence across the claims ecosystem
More than 42 million claims have been processed, $11 billion PCMI has built the industry's most comprehensive dataset, claiming every stage and lifecycle of a product with 139 million contracts paid and managed. This foundation enables scalable AI to extend beyond analysis to deeper automation and smarter team coordination.
“Intelligence isn't just about automating, it's about making smarter decisions backed up by real data,” he said. David CartagenaChief Product Officer of PCMI. “We combine AI with the most abundant dataset in the industry to give our customers a true competitive edge.”
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The Claim Intelligence Roadmap is built on this foundation, with advances towards broader automation, straight-through claim handling across more product types. It also includes ongoing enhancements in analytics and workforce optimization that advances speed, accuracy and scalability across the F&I ecosystem. With proven impacts and long-term vision, claim intelligence represents a major step forward in modernizing claims management.
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