Manufacturing files can involve machinery, inventory, product allegations, workplace injuries, property damage, vendor records, and interruption losses.

Industries
Manufacturing claims need product, property, equipment, and interruption context. Complex losses, clean documentation.
Corgi Claims supports manufacturers with product liability, commercial property, equipment damage, cargo, business interruption, workers' compensation, and subrogation.
Manufacturing exposures
Productliability
Equipmentdamage
BIinterruption
Claim needs
Manufacturing claims need more than intake. They need experienced handling.
Product allegations
Product liability and high-exposure allegations can be documented and escalated early.
Equipment and property
Machinery, commercial property, inventory, and equipment-related losses get valuation support.
Interruption context
Business interruption facts can be tied to the underlying property or casualty event.
Audit-ready record
Timestamped communications, claim events, checkpoints, and documents support review.
Visibility and controls
Manufacturing files need evidence and money connected. Grounded in the file.
Claims can connect documents, photos, loss facts, parties, reserves, payments, recovery indicators, and coverage analysis.
Product, property, equipment, cargo, and workers' compensation files can be routed by claim type.
Reserve and payment tracking support severity and authority review.
Subrogation indicators preserve recovery opportunities with vendors or third parties.
Service fit
Where Corgi Claims fits. Scope, support, operating focus.
AreaScopeOperating focus
Property and equipmentCommercial property, machinery, heavy equipment, inventory, inland marine, and BI.Inspection, valuation, estimate review, and reserve posture.
LiabilityProduct liability, premises, contractor, vendor, and professional exposures.Fact development, coverage posture, escalation, and documentation.
Workplace and recoveryWorkers' compensation, cargo, subrogation, SIU, and specialty investigation.Coordinate handling while preserving recovery and fraud signals.
Claims operations review