InsuranceRecommendation & PersonalizationPublic Cloud

esure Personalizes Customer Experience Using Machine Learning on AWS

esure Group· United KingdomAmazon Connect Customer · Amazon S3 · Amazon EKS

UK insurer esure Group built a cloud-native platform on AWS using Amazon Connect and machine learning models to generate personalized insurance quotes and detect fraud, improving suspected fraud detection to 60% of incidents identified, up from 40% with its previous IT environment.

Overview

UK insurer esure Group built a cloud-native platform on AWS using Amazon Connect and machine learning models to generate personalized insurance quotes and detect fraud, improving suspected fraud detection to 60% of incidents identified, up from 40% with its previous IT environment.

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The challenge

esure’s previous on-premises infrastructure limited its ability to get the insights it needed from data to offer competitive pricing and a personalized customer experience.

The solution

esure built its cloud-native platform on AWS, using Connect Customer for its contact center and Amazon S3 for data storage and analysis, with predictive ML models processing millions of data points every second to generate tailor-made insurance quotes.

Recommendation & PersonalizationFraud & Anomaly DetectionConversational AI

Reported business value

esure now detects 60 percent of suspected fraud incidents, up from 40 percent previously, can launch new products in months rather than years, and has reduced its overall IT costs.

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