You’ve probably noticed carriers getting pickier about compliance requirements, and there’s a good reason they’re pushing for SOC 2 Type II from their TPAs. While most administrators wave around SOC 1 reports like they’re gold stars, they’re actually missing the entire security picture. What carriers really need to know—and what
At BSA Claims Solutions, safeguarding client and policyholder information is central to how we operate. We’re proud to share that we have earned SOC 2 Type II attestation—a rigorous, independent examination that evaluates the design and operating effectiveness of security controls over a defined period. For carriers, this means greater
You’ve partnered with a TPA, but here’s what you probably haven’t considered: the adjusters handling your daily claims operation reveal performance gaps within their first week on your account. Seasoned professionals know exactly which signals to watch—from documentation patterns to technology workarounds—that expose whether you’re working with an elite operation
You’re facing a 2026 deadline requiring ZIP-code-level climate attribution that your current claims systems weren’t designed to deliver. Legacy cause-of-loss codes lack the precision regulators demand, while disconnected systems between claims, finance, and catastrophe modeling create accuracy risks. You’ll need 12-18 months to build the infrastructure connecting claims documentation to
After working with insurance carriers across different sizes and market positions for over 16 years, we’ve observed a consistent pattern: carriers typically underestimate the true cost of building internal claims capacity by 40-60%. This miscalculation stems from focusing on adjuster salaries while overlooking the compounding expenses of recruitment, training, infrastructure,
Your catastrophe response capability for 2026 isn’t built during the 72 hours before a storm hits—it’s developed through year-round preparation. You’ll need scalable infrastructure that handles daily claims while maintaining surge capacity, strategic partnerships with TPAs who deploy actual adjusters rather than paper promises, and quarterly testing protocols that reveal
