Address Validation & Address Book
Validate addresses through USPS and maintain commonly used recipients in a shared Address Book. Address validation can be disabled when required.
Claims Letters™ brings compliance tools into every layer of claims correspondence—from writing and reviewing individual letters to template design, company governance, and oversight.
Individual letters. Organization-wide control.
Claims correspondence compliance helps ensure every letter meets applicable regulatory, policy, and organizational requirements. It supports clear, accurate communication, protects coverage positions, and reduces the risk of errors or omissions that can lead to disputes, penalties, or litigation.
Give letter writers and reviewers practical tools to check the details, apply the right language, and prepare complete correspondence as they work.
Validate addresses through USPS and maintain commonly used recipients in a shared Address Book. Address validation can be disabled when required.
Check spelling and grammar while writing. Support specialized terminology with overrides and a company-wide list of ignored words.
Hear written sections read aloud on demand to help catch errors or unclear wording. Writers and reviewers can choose from customizable voices.
Add supporting documents from a desktop, the claim file, or a preloaded collection of company forms and addendums.
Bring formatted policy language into the letter, with pre-approved selections applied conditionally according to the product and policy.
Explore Policy LanguageMaintain disclaimers for all 50 states in a central catalog and apply them according to the letter type and applicable state.
Turn your organization's standards into controls that follow each letter. Apply the combination of requirements a template needs, from supporting attachments to approvals and distribution.
Explore Template ManagementYour requirements, carried into the workflow.
Require supporting attachments or CC recipients before a letter goes out. Include standard addendums by default and automate agent CCs where applicable. Supervisors can override an attachment guardrail.
Route letters to supervisors, managers, directors, custom designations, or QA groups. Configure multiple approval tiers when needed.
Make each template available to the product lines or individual products it is intended to serve.
Preset email, mail, or certified mail requirements, with automation available through your print and delivery partners or ours.
Show template-specific notes and reminders each time a writer uses that template.
Make listening to written content a required step for letters created from selected templates.
Work with our team to configure special letter behavior, routing, or connected actions, such as creating a task in your core system.
Update a state's disclaimer in the catalog and apply the change across the templates that use it, without reworking each template.
Define who can access each part of Claims Letters™ and which tools they can use. Give users the capabilities their responsibilities require, with additional control over AI and Microsoft Word access.
Determine who can use AI tools and which AI capabilities are available to them.
Reserve access to the Claims Letters™ Word Add-In for authorized power users, such as reviewers, complex claims specialists, and legal teams who need to edit every aspect of a letter.
Access and capabilities defined by your organization.
Give administrators a clear view of correspondence across the organization, with the detail to identify outstanding requirements and trace how each letter was handled.
Who acted · When · What changed
Configure requirements by state for acknowledgements, status updates, and other regulatory notices. Track their status and receive alerts for outstanding letters.
Monitor letter status, daily volume, writer activity, and approvals. Request custom reports for your organization's needs.
Find correspondence by claim number, writer, or letter ID. Trace writing, review, approval, and adjustments, including who acted and when.
Export the letter views you see in the Control Panel to CSV or Excel for further review and analysis.
Explore how your requirements can work together across letter writing, template design, governance, and oversight.