Aig

ClaimsIntakeAnalyst(FNOL)

United States FULL TIME
The Brief

“Claims Intake Analyst (FNOL) at Aig. Skills: Claims processing, Data entry, Customer service. Monitor FNOL inbox. Capture claim information into system”

What You'll Achieve.

Timely and accurate claim setup; Smooth claims processing; Meeting productivity targets; Maintaining accuracy standards

Industry & Context.

Problems you'll solve

Problem solving for unusual situations

What They're Looking For.

Must Have

Associates degree or equivalent, Experience in customer service role, computer skills and ability to navigate multiple systems, including MS Outlook, Teams, Excel, Word, Detail-oriented with data entry accuracy, Fully bilingual. Must be able to communicate fluidly in Spanish and English (oral and written)

Nice to Have

Basic knowledge of insurance terminology and concepts

What You'll Do.

Capture claim information into system

Create detailed notes documenting claims

Assign claims to appropriate team

Assist with claims payments

Identify potential fraud indicators

Follow established workflows and procedures

Meet productivity targets

Maintain accuracy standards

Participate in quality assurance reviews

How You'll Work.

Team & Collaboration

Work with cross-functional teams; Collaborate with policyholders; Collaborate with agents; Collaborate with third parties

Communication Scope

Clear verbal communication; Clear written communication; Bilingual communication

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