Reduce claim costs by €500-1,000 per case with AI-powered vehicle damage analysis. 6.5-12.5% savings potential for improved combined ratio.
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Instavalo addresses one of the largest cost drivers in auto insurance: claim costs. Through AI-based damage analysis and the involvement of certified automotive experts, claim processes are digitized, costs are structurally reduced, and the combined ratio is sustainably improved.
500 - 1000 €
lower costs per claim (average €4,500)
6,5 % – 12,5 %
savings potential in claim costs
Instavalo thereby creates a direct lever for improving the Combined Ratio.
The solution is already established and proven in the market and is backed by the Hüsges Group,Germany's largest owner-managed expert organization.

The combined ratio in the auto insurance business has been under pressure for years. Rising repair costs as well as inefficient and inconsistent claim processes lead to continuously higher claim expenses.
A significant portion of these costs arises from:

External expert costs
Inflated workshop cost estimates
Lack of standardization in damage assessment

Multi-stage review and coordination processes
These factors lead to structural additional costs per claim.
The proposed solution uses AI-based scanner technology for automated damage analysis.


Digital damage documentation

Standardized damage assessment

Automated creation of repair orders
The claim process is thereby transformed from a manual expert process to digitally controlled claims management.
An expert remains in the process as "human in the loop" for quality assurance and special cases.
Through more precise damage analysis and digital processes, several direct effects emerge:
This leads to an average savings potential of approximately
€500 - €1000
per claim.
The claims area is the largest cost block in auto insurance. Technologies that create structural efficiency here have a direct impact on:
Profitability

Combined ratio
Operational efficiency
Customer satisfaction
The solution thereby addresses a central lever in the insurance industry: the digital control of claim costs and is already being used by several insurers today.