The FINEOS Claims Management System will drive a major digital upgrade for Tasmania’s Motor Accidents Insurance Board (MAIB). The organization has selected the FINEOS Claims Management System to replace its legacy platform. FINEOS Corporation confirmed the partnership. The company delivers core systems for life, accident, and health insurers worldwide. This move marks a significant step in modern insurance technology adoption.
MAIB operates as a Tasmanian Government Business Enterprise. It provides compulsory third-party personal injury insurance. This service follows the Motor Accidents (Liabilities and Compensation) Act 1973. The organization funds its services through vehicle registration premiums. It supports people recovering from motor accident injuries. It also offers compensation for treatment and support services. Importantly, it assists eligible individuals regardless of fault.
MAIB, however, came under increasing strain because of its existing system. First, the old system increased the risk of technological obsolescence. Furthermore, it was risky concerning data security and inadequate for reporting. Hence, MAIB has chosen the FINEOS Claims Management System. Modern technology ensures increased availability of data and efficiency. Most importantly, the new system is in line with MAIB’s client-centric strategy.
Modern Platform to Enhance Efficiency and Security
The new system will enable a more client-centric approach. It will also support proactive and personalized services. At the same time, it strengthens operational resilience. MAIB aims to achieve several strategic goals with this implementation. First, it will introduce a flexible and modern claims system. Next, it will improve administrative efficiency. Additionally, it will integrate cybersecurity and advanced analytics. The new platform will deliver several operational benefits. Staff will gain improved efficiency in daily workflows. Furthermore, the system will support evolving work practices.
In addition, MAIB will enhance digital service capabilities. The system will also strengthen data security frameworks. It will improve integration with existing systems. Finally, it will offer advanced reporting and analytics tools. MAIB selected FINEOS after a detailed evaluation process. The decision reflects strong alignment between requirements and platform capabilities. The FINEOS Claims Management System offers a proven, ready-to-deploy solution. FINEOS also stood out due to its innovation and ongoing product investment. Its regional experience in social insurance played a key role. Moreover, its implementation teams bring deep industry expertise.
“We are proud to partner with MAIB in their transformation journey,” said Michael Kelly, CEO, FINEOS. “MAIB plays a vital role in supporting Tasmanians impacted by motor accidents. By modernising their claims platform, MAIB is positioning itself to enhance client outcomes, strengthen data security, and improve operational agility. We look forward to supporting MAIB in delivering a future-ready claims capability for the people of Tasmania.”
“MAIB has a long history of standing beside Tasmanians affected by motor accidents and we are committed to continually strengthening the way we support our clients,” MAIB’s Chief Executive Officer, Paul Kingston said.
“Our people already provide dedicated, client-focused service every day. Modernising our claims management system will help us build on that strong foundation. The new FINEOS platform will give our staff the tools they need to work more efficiently and proactively support our clients.
“This is an important step in ensuring the MAIB remains reliable, secure and prepared for the future so we can continue to support Tasmanians who depend on us.”
The implementation marks another milestone for FINEOS in Australia and New Zealand. It also strengthens its leadership in insurance technology solutions globally.
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