Kutaisi · Imereti · claims files

Draw the claims book before the renewal meeting starts.

Broker Vectorbase reads open and closed claims for brokers and claims departments, then returns a briefing pack: settlement pace, large-loss concentration, leakage, and the questions an underwriter will ask while the file is still warm.

Hands reviewing printed claims schedules and notes at a meeting table
A typical first sitting in Kutaisi: the bordereau, a handful of large-loss files, and the calendar the claims manager actually uses. Request a claims review

What arrives on the table

We are not an insurer and we do not settle claims. The work is a reading of the book you already hold: motor in Imereti, property along the Rioni corridor, liability files that have sat too long with a single handler. The output is a written briefing with charts you can print, not a login.

A first look at a modest book is usually scheduled within a fortnight of a complete file list. Visits are at Level 8, 73 Gamsakhurdia Street, Kutaisi 4600, or we work from copies sent by agreement.

“They spent an afternoon on our Batumi water-damage cluster instead of sending a glossy pack. I still wish the charts had arrived a week earlier for the treaty meeting, but the reserve movement page was the one I actually tabled.”

Eka N., claims supervisor, western Georgia motor and property book

How a sitting usually runs

01

You send a file list, line of business, and the question the meeting needs answered. We say whether the book is a review, a walkthrough, or too thin to be useful.

02

One reviewer reads. Charts are drawn from paid and outstanding amounts, not from a slogan. Large losses are opened as paper or PDF, not summarised out of existence.

03

You get a briefing pack and a conversation in Kutaisi or by call. After that the engagement closes unless you ask for a later refresh.

What a briefing pack contains