Press Release

IAA and Snapsheet Announce Partnership to Automate the Total Loss Process and Reduce Claims Cycle Time

Published March 3, 2020 - Written by IAA, Inc.

Industry’s First Full Integration of Total Loss Claims Processing and Salvage Management Technology

WESTCHESTER, Ill. – March 03, 2020 – IAA, Inc. (NYSE: IAA), a leading global marketplace connecting vehicle buyers and sellers, and Snapsheet, a leading provider of claims management technology and virtual appraisal solutions for insurance carriers, risk managers and TPAs, announce an integrated partnership. Combining IAA’s industry-leading total loss claims and salvage solutions with Snapsheet’s state-of-the-art, configurable claims management platform will create one seamless solution, from first notice of loss to sale at auction.

The combined offering will greatly reduce the time it takes insurance carriers to process claims for total loss vehicles. By automating the exchange of information and the control of activities across all parties – including customers, repairers, tow yards and salvage companies – IAA’s and Snapsheet’s integrated solution enables insurers to move through the total loss claim end-to-end with little-to-no manual process.

“IAA’s integration with Snapsheet’s industry-leading platform aligns perfectly with our focus on leading the industry in innovation that streamlines the total loss claims process for our sellers,” said John Kett, CEO and president of IAA. “Snapsheet’s cloud-based technology intelligently automates workflows in one end-to-end platform, greatly reducing total loss claims processing time.”

“We are thrilled to partner with IAA, a leader in salvage auctions, to provide faster claims processing to the industry,” said Brad Weisberg, CEO and co-founder of Snapsheet. “Partnering with IAA advances our commitment to delivering the best claims experience and results to our growing client base.”

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About IAA, Inc.

IAA, Inc. (NYSE: IAA) is a leading global marketplace connecting vehicle buyers and sellers. Leveraging leading-edge technology and focusing on innovation, IAA’s unique multi-channel platform processes more than 2.5 million vehicles annually. Headquartered near Chicago, IL, IAA has over 3,600 talented employees and over 190 facilities throughout the US, Canada and the United Kingdom. IAA provides a broad range of services to insurers, fleet and rental companies, rebuilders, charity organizations and financing companies that dramatically reduce the cycle time of selling a vehicle with a focus on delivering the highest economic returns. Buyers have access to the industry’s most-innovative vehicle evaluation and digital bidding tools, enhancing the overall purchasing experience.

About Snapsheet

Snapsheet is the pioneering leader of virtual claims management processing technology, enabling the most innovative claims organizations to deliver the best experiences for customers. With a focus on digitization and intelligent automation, Snapsheet provides unmatched technology and processes that improve customer engagement, provide organizational agility and deliver transformational benefits through a range of cloud-native solutions in claims management, virtual appraisals, digital payments, and rental and fleet management. As a trusted innovation partner, Snapsheet has processed millions of claims and completed nearly $6 billion in appraisals for nearly 100 clients, including many of the largest insurance carriers in North America, third-party administrators and insurance and sharing economy disruptors. For more information visit www.snapsheetclaims.com.

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