Document automation eliminates the laborious process of copying a document and manually editing key information to create a new document. The automated process of creating documents — bills, contracts, purchase orders, invoices, policies, claim forms and other high-volume repeatable documents — uses simple coding to pull information about customers, order details and other stored data into templates to generate individualized documents. (Photo: thodonal/Adobe Stock) Document automation eliminates the laborious process of copying a document and manually editing key information to create a new document. The automated process of creating documents uses simple coding to pull information about customers, order details and other stored data into templates to generate individualized documents. (Photo: thodonal/Adobe Stock)

As the insurtech movement advances, traditional insurance companies are under pressure to compete with digital disruptors — startups that enter the field with digital-first solutions. Innovative insurance companies large and small are responding to the insurtech revolution's new model with their own investments in online processes, from insurance policy platforms accessible via smartphone to the use of AI, blockchain and predictive pricing analytics.

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