Customer service and claims support teams handle communication, status follow-up, administrative work, virtual assistance, and process support around carrier and adjuster workflows.

Customer service and claims support that keeps files moving. Agents, assistants, admin support.
Corgi Claims provides customer service agents, virtual assistants, administrative support, and claims process support for carriers and adjusters.
Claims support without loose ends. Operationally specific, file by file.
Customer service agents
Service agents can handle claim status questions, intake follow-up, claimant communication, and program-specific service workflows.
Virtual assistants
Virtual assistants can support adjusters with scheduling, document follow-up, task cleanup, and administrative coordination.
Administrative support
Claims admin support can help with file setup, document naming, diary updates, payment prep, and reporting inputs.
Process support
Carrier and adjuster workflows can be supported with task queues, checkpoints, escalation rules, and visible handoffs.
A clean file rhythm. Every step has an owner.
- 01Define support queue
- 02Train to program rules
- 03Work contacts and tasks
- 04Escalate exceptions
- 05Report service health
Support work should not disappear into side channels. Grounded in the file.
The support operation can track contacts, tasks, notes, documents, follow-ups, service status, escalations, and reporting by program.
What the page means in practice. Scope, focus, evidence.
Questions carriers ask. Plain answers.
Can support teams work directly with adjusters?
Yes. Support teams can help adjusters with scheduling, follow-up, document handling, task cleanup, administrative work, and escalation routing.
Can customer service follow carrier-specific rules?
Yes. Customer service and claims support workflows can be trained around program rules, communication expectations, and escalation paths.
Does support activity stay visible?
Yes. Notes, contacts, tasks, follow-ups, documents, and escalations can stay connected to the claim or support queue.