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SZU IT

Claims management platform for European motor and accident insurance

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Overview

SZU IT is a claims technology provider for European insurance carriers and claims organizations, with a particular focus on motor and accident insurance claims. The company is the technology and development arm of the SZU Group, a services organization specializing in insurance business process management, and operates across Europe with a strong presence in Central and Eastern Europe.

The company develops and operates ISM (Integrated Services Management), a modular software platform covering the claims lifecycle from first notice of loss through settlement, combining workflow automation with AI-assisted tools such as chatbots and pattern-recognition models. Beyond the platform, SZU IT offers loss-adjusting and claims-assessment services, risk surveys, and IT development capacity to insurance clients.

SZU IT is privately held as a subsidiary of the SZU Group; no external funding rounds have been publicly disclosed.

Products & Services

ISM (Integrated Services Management) Platform

A modular business process management platform for the P&C motor and accident claims lifecycle, from first notice of loss through settlement.

Key Features

  • First notice of loss (FNOL) intake and initial claim processing
  • Claims assessment and adjustment workflows
  • Reserves management and payments processing
  • Route optimization for field-visit scheduling
  • AI chatbots and machine learning for automated query handling
  • Video assistance for remote inspection and evidence collection
  • Real-time reporting and business-monitor dashboards

Target Users: European insurance carriers and claims organizations handling motor and accident claims

Loss Adjusting & Claims Services

Professional services supporting the claims process, alongside the ISM platform.

Key Features

  • Complex loss adjusting and damage assessment
  • Risk surveys and appraisals
  • Abroad claims assistance for cross-border cases
  • IT development and engineering capacity scaling

Target Users: European insurers and claims organizations needing loss-adjusting expertise or additional engineering capacity