Digital Total Loss Settlement for Credit Hire Operators
Settle total loss claims faster. Protect hire periods. Build a TPI-proof audit trail on every file.
The credit hire total loss challenge
Slow total loss settlements extend hire periods and increase mitigation risk.
TPI arguments on hire duration are harder to defend without a clear digital audit trail.
Handlers spend valuable time on settlement calls instead of managing active hire files.
How TotalSettle solves it
Speed up settlements
Customer completes the total loss journey in under 5 minutes. Faster settlement means shorter hire exposure.
BHR evidence trail
Every step is logged. Timestamped proof of when the customer was informed, what they were told, and when they responded.
Mitigation compliance
Demonstrate proactive settlement handling to defend hire periods against TPI challenges.
Built for credit hire workflows
Protect hire periods
Faster total loss resolution reduces the window for TPI mitigation arguments.
Timestamped audit trail
Every customer interaction is logged with date, time, and content for TPI defence.
Reduce handler workload
Free up handlers to manage active hire files instead of making settlement calls.
Strengthen liability position
Clear evidence of timely, compliant settlement communication supports your case.
Branded customer experience
White-labelled portal maintains your brand relationship throughout the claim.
From £15 per claim
Simple pricing that works at any volume. One-off £500 setup. No minimum commitment required.
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