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READ: Automating Insurance Renewals
A global independent insurance brokerage sought to standardize insurance renewals covering thousands of commercial property transactions with process and workflow automation.
Managing a high growth and high-volume business, this global insurance brokerage knew they could not scale effectively by adding more personnel to process higher volumes of document packs for renewals.
Learn how the team solved their challenge of continuing to achieve both high standards in client service and maintain a cost-effective solution using Autologyx.
READ: The Future is an Accelerating Target
Autologyx CEO Edward Wilson suggests the product and contextual trends you should really consider today before deciding on a technology purchase for tomorrow.
This accelerating rate of change, and the profusion of new options it generates, makes technology buying decisions more challenging.
Moreover, the stakes are higher because it’s harder to regain lost ground if you do nothing at all or bet on a technology that turns out to be just a fad.
Things to Keep in Mind for Process Mapping
I think the first thing I would advise is that. You have a clear understanding of your current “as-is” process. Whatever you’re planning, it’s key to understand the current process or the process you want to automate.
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Key Reflections Over the First 120 Days
The following is a 4-minute video blog
Chief Customer Officer Ben Wightwick shares key reflections from his first 120 days at Autologyx.
Hint: Customers, People, Product Roadmap. Watch now
Law Firm Digital Transformation Insights
First published March 2022 on Legal Practice Intelligence
Chief Customer Officer Ben Wightwick talks about how Autologyx adds unique value to our customers, by constantly engaging with customers on how to solve business problems. Watch now
Workflow Automation Explained
This e-book first published as a series of articles in 2021
"Workflow Automation Explained" is a collection of articles that are an attempt to simplify and make more accessible some of the key concepts and challenges for anyone looking at this space.
- Making sense of it all
- The risk of waiting
- How to begin?
3-Pieces of Advice on Getting Ready to Work with Autologyx
The following is a 2 minute talk given by Rachel Chambers, Senior Implementation Manager on Feb 18, 2022 on 3 key things to consider when getting ready to work with Autologyx
Things to Keep in Mind for Process Mapping
Where should you start with process mapping as you get ready to work with Autologyx?
Rachel Chambers, Senior Implementation Manager shares best practices and lessons learned for good process mapping of your "as-is" process in order to determine not only what you want to capture but also what outputs are you expecting in your workflow process.
5 Ways to Get the Most Out of Using Autologyx
By implementing workflow and process automation, customers have increased efficiencies, improved team productivity, gained insight into their processes, all of which allow for continual improvements.
We are always amazed and inspired by our customers’ use of Autologyx. Here’s a list of the 5 ways we’ve observed our customers getting the most out of Autologyx.
Planning for Workflow Automation
First published 18th December 2022 on Artificial Lawyer
After looking at workflow automation from basic to advanced levels, we might also consider how to approach implementation and rollout using the same framework. What follows are some hints, tips and considerations based on our experience implementing workflow automation across many...
What to Automate?
First published 14th December 2021 on Artificial Lawyer
As workflow and automation becomes more commonplace, it’s appropriate for all of us to assess where we might use it. Let’s examine basic, intermediate, and advanced versions of possibility.
Basic. As a starting point, email chains and attachments are still overwhelmingly the workhorse of legal delivery, and workflow..
