LexisNexis® VINsights®

New: Title and registration data available on the LexisNexis® Accurint® for Insurance portal

Get total loss data delivered in near-real time.

What if you could quickly get the information you need to expedite the handling of a total loss claim in one place, with one single query? LexisNexis® VINsights® can shorten and simplify the auto total loss process. It delivers data for total loss claims in near real-time, including titled and registered owner information and state taxes and fees data.

With total loss frequency increasing and customer satisfaction decreasing, personal and commercial carriers need to reduce cycle time, while focusing on customers when they need it most.

The new title and registration report available on the LexisNexis® Accurint® for Insurance portal provides adjusters with vehicle and titled owner information in one comprehensive report, helping carriers reduce cycle time.

Data can shorten and simplify the total loss cycle.

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How can VINsights® help improve your total loss claims process?

  • Reduce total loss cycle time by equipping adjusters with near real-time data.
  • Improve workflow efficiency by receiving integrated, actionable and more accurate data when adjusters need it.
  • Eliminate administrative errors through automated data verification.
  • Improve customer satisfaction levels through quicker and more accurate total loss claims processing.
  • Help carriers enhance claims accuracy with robust multi-sourced information.

Now, through the Accurint® for Insurance portal, adjusters gain access to information to resolve total loss claims in a convenient location and early in the process, enabling them to eliminate unnecessary back and forth that costs time and customer satisfaction. Within the Accurint for Insurance portal, adjusters can access:

  • Title and registration data: Adjusters can quickly confirm they’re speaking to the right person, making payments to the right party and that paperwork is correctly signed.
  • Vehicle details: Adjusters can save time by immediately accessing vehicle details, such as color, odometer reading, title number and issue date, before seeing the vehicle.
  • State taxes and fees data: State taxes and fees are changing regularly and adjusters need access to the most up-to-date information.
VINsights delivers the titled owner's name, registered owner's name, lienholder of record, mileage, state taxes and fees and branded title status data when you need it to settle a total loss. Drawing from multiple sources and delivering results through a single, integrated service, the solution provides robust, actionable data so you can resolve total losses quickly and with confidence.

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Watch this video to learn how LexisNexis® VINsights™ provides insurance carriers with critical data for the total loss claims management process.
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LexisNexis® VINsights® - Reliable total loss data, delivered in near real-time. VINsights streamlines total loss data collection, so you get the right information, right when you need it.
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Innovative Claims Solution from LexisNexis Risk Solutions Delivers Verified Data in Near Real-Time to Streamline the Total Loss Claims Process and Improve Cycle Time

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