LAS VEGAS--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Riskonnect will demonstrate its cloud-based solutions for workers’ compensation at this year’s 23rd Annual National Workers’ Compensation and Disability Conference and Expo, held in Mandalay Bay, Las Vegas, November 19-21. Riskonnect will highlight its intelligent workflow and automated features to manage claims, track and control medical costs, reduce litigation costs, and to help detect fraudulent claims. The real value in experienced workers’ compensation professionals is their domain expertise and ability to analyze trends within their department; however, most of their time is spent in the administration of mountains of paperwork required by both internal and external policies and regulations. Riskonnect’s solutions remove most of that burden so that professionals can spend their time doing what will provide the most value to their organizations. Features like task management, automated state reporting, reserve analysis, and payment processing demonstrate just how much of a company’s workers’ compensation process can be handled within their risk management work platform. Most importantly for this area of risk management, Riskonnect e-Docs and e-Composer offer clients the ability to edit emails and create presentations with one click of the mouse. Riskonnect aims to demonstrate at this year’s conference that virtually any workers’ compensation program can be automated and tailored to match a company’s existing processes, freeing up its workers’ compensation coordinators time to actually manage, rather than just administer, their claims.

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• Roger Dunkin, VP, Applications & Platform at Riskonnect said, “In many cases, we’ve seen reductions in workers’ compensation claims from $10,000 to $300, just from using the Riskonnect work platform. There is vast potential for companies to save money through automation of the organization’s risk management processes. Riskonnect stands at the forefront in providing exactly this kind of technology solution, tailored to each client’s needs.”
• “A Workers’ Compensation professional’s day is filled with constant prioritization of activities such as emails, documentation, reserves, and payments, just to name a few,” said Jack Tatum, VP, Global Business Development at Riskonnect. “ Streamlining and automating any of these activities provides critical time back in their workday, time they can spend on decisions that can directly impact the case outcome.”

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