CAT work needs rapid setup, adjuster coordination, clean intake, event-level reporting, and disciplined triage across many similar files.

CAT response built for surge volume. Network, triage, reporting.
When a storm or disaster creates a sudden surge, Corgi Claims coordinates intake, assignment, field or desk handling, reporting, and exception visibility.
CAT response without loose ends. Operationally specific, file by file.
Event triage
Claims can be flagged as catastrophe, grouped by event, routed by severity, and reported as the surge develops.
Desk and field coordination
Desk and field workflows keep assignments, contact status, documents, and estimates moving together.
Property surge
Hurricane, tornado, hail, fire, earthquake, flood, and major storm losses with property documentation workflows.
Carrier visibility
Open inventory, status, cycle time, reserves, geographic concentration, and exception reporting stay accessible.
A clean file rhythm. Every step has an owner.
- 01Event setup
- 02Rapid intake
- 03Severity triage
- 04Field and desk assignment
- 05Carrier reporting
CAT operations need live controls. Grounded in the file.
The claim operation supports CAT event fields, loss locations, severity, adjuster assignment, queue analytics, geographic reporting, checkpoints, and task health.
What the page means in practice. Scope, focus, evidence.
Questions carriers ask. Plain answers.
Can Corgi Claims support catastrophe surge response?
Yes. The service combines intake, event triage, adjuster coordination, desk support, property workflows, and carrier reporting.
What events can be supported?
CAT response can support hurricanes, tornadoes, hail, fire, earthquakes, flood, and other major storm or disaster events.
How does reporting work during a CAT event?
Reporting can surface open inventory, location patterns, assignment status, reserves, payments, aged files, and exceptions.