United Services Automobile Association (Usaa)

Pamela Glimm Diener

Cleburne Robinson Burgess

Shanna Ruth Limas

Richard Paul Proft

Roberta Urrutia

Regina Rose Van Nest

Jennifer Lynn Darland

Ana Maria Garcia

Zinda R Vareed

A method comprises providing, via a server, access to a claim wall for an insured party and an insuring party, wherein the claim wall comprises a website page associated with an insurance claim, wherein the website page includes an interface configured to receive input from at least one of the insured party or the insuring party, wherein the website page displays one or more tasks associated with the insurance claim, and wherein the claim wall is configured to be output to a user interface as one or more entries on the website page; receiving, via the server, information that a status of the one or more tasks has changed; and populating an entry of the claim wall with status information regarding the status change of the one or more tasks.

Method and system for enabling interactive communications related to insurance data

A method comprises generating a claim wall comprising a website page and associated with the insurance claim, providing access to the claim wall for an insured party, an insuring party, and a third party service provider, generating a claim entry associated with the insurance claim including one or more tasks for processing of the insurance claim, and posting the claim entry including the one or more tasks on the claim wall.

A method of providing user interaction includes providing a processor and transmitting a communication from a first party to a second party. The method also includes posting, using the processor, an entry associated with the communication on a website, receiving a second communication from the second party to the first party, and posting, using the processor, a second entry associated with the second communication.

Apparatus and methods to process loss payments are described herein. In one example, an apparatus includes one or more data stores, a rules engine, an audit engine and a payment engine. In another example, the method may include receiving a notice of loss, deriving a payee, processing one or more rules using the information, determining whether an automatic payment can be made and transferring funds if the automatic payment can be made. In a further example, the method may include receiving a notice of loss, the loss having one or more exposures, processing one or more rules for each of the exposures in parallel, determining if an automatic payment can be made for each of the exposures and removing the automatic payment for an exposure if it can not be made while continuing processing payments for the remaining exposures.

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San Antonio, TX, United States of America

Pamela Glimm Diener