Alaska Public Risk Alliance (APRA) has partnered with Klear.ai to unify claims operations across its soon-to-be consolidated public risk pools, formerly AMLJIA and APEI. 

Currently, APRA’s claims management relies on two outdated systems—Claim Pilot and PCIS—which operate independently with separate processes and data structures.  

To address these challenges, APRA will transition to Klear.ai’s cloud-based platform, Klear.ai Intelligence, replacing the legacy systems with a unified, “modern” solution. 

Klear.ai Intelligence is designed to simplify claims management through intelligent automation, real-time analytics, and seamless data integration.  

It supports various insurance lines, including workers’ compensation, property, auto, and general liability.  

The platform, with an “intuitive” interface, unifies data, delivers actionable insights, and scales to support the changing needs of public risk pools, stated the tech vendor. 

Klear.ai chief revenue officer Pete Govek said:  “Our team specialises in high–stakes implementations involving multi–employer environments, data migrations, and configurable workflows.  

“This initiative presents an opportunity to help APRA enhance efficiency, strengthen transparency, and reduce administrative friction through cutting–edge technology.” 

APRA interim executive director Lynn McNamara is headling the system evaluation and transition planning while deputy director Brennan Hickok is managing the implementation process. 

Klear.ai, founded in 2004, is a software provider serving the risk and insurance sector.  

Its tools incorporate AI and machine learning technologies to support claims management and risk analysis. 

In March 2023, Klear.ai acquired the Inform business from Cloud Software Group. Inform is a Risk Management Information System (RMIS) provider. 

The addition of Inform’s RMIS to Klear.ai’s risk, claims, and analytics product portfolio is anticipated to benefit insurance providers, self-insured businesses, and governmental bodies.