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Global claims guidance leader EvolutionIQ joins as CALI's inaugural Life Partner

2024-09-20     EvolutionIQ HaiPress

NEW YORK,Sept. 20,2024 -- US-based EvolutionIQ,a global leader in claims guidance technology,has signed on as the Council of Australian Life Insurers (CALI)'s first Life Partner as part of its corporate partner program.

The CALI Partner Program is designed to foster collaboration and create a connected ecosystem of industry experts.

CALI Life Partners share the industry's mission to make life insurance accessible,understandable and trusted. They are companies that support Australian life insurers to help Australians and their families have peace of mind about their future so they can live in the most healthy,confident and secure way.

"We are pleased to welcome EvolutionIQ as CALI's inaugural Life Partner. The CALI Partner Program plays an important role in connecting our members to the latest innovators,like EvolutionIQ,that can move their businesses forward," said CALI CEO Christine Cupitt.

"We want to work closely with each of our partners to strengthen and support the life insurance industry to deliver better customer experiences for millions of Australians on their best and worst days."

Headquartered in New York,EvolutionIQ has expanded significantly since 2019. Its clients include major insurance carriers such as Sun Life,Reliance Matrix and Principal Financial. Their AI-powered software makes insurance claims processes more personalised,fair and cost-effective so that more people can recover faster and return to work.

"We are committed to supporting the Australian life insurance ecosystem and being a CALI Life Partner enables us to specialise our products to meet the dynamic needs of the Australian markets," said EvolutionIQ's Co-CEO,Mike Saltzman.

"Our partnership with CALI means we can contribute to and shape customer experiences in Australia,and ultimately help more people return to health and a livelihood sooner."

About EvolutionIQ


EvolutionIQ pioneered Claims Guidance in 2019. Its explainable AI guides insurance claims professionals to their highest potential impact claims,improving the claimant experience and delivering better claim outcomes to claimants,carriers and their customers. EvolutionIQ serves the group disability,individual disability and workers' compensation markets worldwide. EvolutionIQ's AI native products have been adopted by 70% of the top 15 U.S. disability carriers and a growing list of workers' compensation carriers. The New York-based company employs 185 staff across the United States,Europe and Australia. For more information,visitevolutioniq.comand follow the company onLinkedIn.

About CALI


We support Australians to make informed choices about their future and help them live in a healthy,confident and secure way over their lifetime.

Our members' products and services give people peace of mind when making important decisions and provide a financial safety net during life's biggest challenges.

We advocate for national policy settings that expand Australians' access to the life insurance protection that suits them when they need it most.

CALI represents all life insurers and reinsurers in Australia. The Australian life insurance industry is today a $26.4billion industry,employing thousands of Australians and paying billions of dollars of benefits each year.

To view CALI's corporate partners visitwww.cali.org.au/about-us/#our-partners

For more information,visitwww.cali.org.au

Media Contact


Jason Kapler


Vice President of Marketing


EvolutionIQ


(917) 740-5608


Press@evolutioniq.com

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