Maximise indemnity savings with our knowledge bank of opponent behaviours
KYOTO (Know Your Opponent Tool Online) provides "crowd sourced" intelligence and insights into opponent behaviours, which would otherwise be impossible to leverage. By providing you with these uniquely powerful insights, it has the potential to enable incremental, but significant, indemnity performance improvements of 1-2% across entire claims portfolios. For one client, this has meant aggregated savings of over £1m in a year.
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Indemnity performance improvements by 1-2%
Savings of over £1m in a year
Motor
Data Insights
Strategic
Casualty
Property
Stages of the claim lifecycle
Strategy
KYOTO is our revolutionary digital knowledge bank, designed to provide you with comprehensive opponent tactic insights that are easily available, where needed. It offers up-to-date information on over 500 opponents which can be used to support you in making quick and effective decisions when managing a claim.
What is KYOTO?
KYOTO is a dynamic wiki system, continuously updated by our expert lawyers and our client team experts alike. It provides you with rapid knowledge sharing across a broad community, ensuring easy secure access, on demand, to up to date opponent insights.
KYOTO's comprehensive indexing and dynamic alerts make it easy to navigate and keep you informed about new insights and strategies.
What does it do?
Better outcomes: KYOTO enables you to quickly understand opponent behaviours and set effective strategies early in the claims process, improving negotiations and settlement outcomes.
Reduced workload: By centralising both structured data and qualitative insights, KYOTO eliminates time spent gathering opponent intel, freeing up your time to focus on managing the claim and maximising indemnity savings.
How does it help?
Identifying and understanding opponent behaviours is crucial for both our teams and yours. By analysing opponent behaviours, we can develop effective counter-strategies. KYOTO addresses the need to gather dispersed insights, stay ahead of opponent behavioural changes and to collaborate on consistently deployed strategies.
Effective know your opponent (KYO) work requires an effective knowledge management tool.
What is the need?
