FAQs
What is the main responsibility of a Warranty Claim Assessor?
The main responsibility is to process claims in Levels 1 and 2 within 3 business days, maintain turnaround times, and assess claims based on policy while providing feedback for policy improvements.
How are age claims managed in this role?
Age claims are discussed weekly with the market, and appropriate actions are taken based on those discussions.
What type of analysis is performed on claim adjudication errors?
Claim adjudication feedback analysis is conducted to develop proper Root Cause Analysis (RCA) for adjudicator errors, with action plans implemented to prevent future occurrences.
How often is the analysis of appeal claims conducted?
Appeal claims are analyzed every month and classified into three groups based on the reasons for the appeals.
What qualifications are required for this position?
A UG/PG degree with relevant years of experience is required for this position.
How do we handle queries from customers regarding claims?
Queries from markets and customers regarding assessed claims and procedures are addressed directly by the Warranty Claim Assessor.
What steps are taken to ensure the correctness of system paid claims?
The Warranty Claim Assessor randomly checks the correctness of system paid claims to ensure accuracy and compliance.
What actions are taken when there is a financial impact due to incorrect processes?
An analysis is conducted to identify the reason for the incorrect process, and the findings are communicated to the market with requests to correct the selection parameters in the system.
How does the Warranty Claim Assessor avoid incorrect labor payments to dealers?
The adjudicator performs monthly analyses on NSL paid to ensure that incorrect labor payments to dealers are avoided.
What does the Warranty Claim Assessor do when appeals arise from adjudicator issues?
When dealers appeal claims due to adjudicator issues, the Warranty Claim Assessor works on the Root Cause Analysis (RCA) and implements action plans to prevent such errors in the future.

