Purchasing v renting an AI claims platform


By Legal Futures Associate OCC AI Software

True ownership = a real asset

Capitalize on their custom OCC AI Claims Platform as an intangible asset, turning the technology spend from an operating expense into equity value on their balance sheet.

Maximized valuation multiples

The firms that now own the proprietary AI-driven claims platforms command 35–40% higher exit sums or funding multiples; with OCC’s specialized AI models, they now unlock an additional 12–17% premium.

Predictable fixed costs

They swap out per-user and per-case SaaS fees for a one-time development investment plus predictable maintenance, eliminating the “tax on success” as claims volumes rise.

Full control & customization

They can configure every AI-powered workflow—from automated liability assessments to settlement recommendations—to your practice’s unique needs, without relying on third-party roadmaps.

Data sovereignty & compliance

They keep all claims data and model training in-house under governance. Built-in GDPR, FCA, AML, and audit-trail features ensure regulatory adherence without vendor risk

Competitive moat with proprietary AI

They auto-train and refine OCC’s machine-learning models on your own claims history. Competitors can’t replicate the algorithms or the data insights that drive faster, more accurate decisions and identify profitable claims.

Scalable & future proof

As AI techniques evolve, their platform’s codebase and models evolve with it, with no surprise price hikes, forced migrations, or future vendor sunset risks.

Rapid ROI and market agility

They easily deploy their OCC AI Claims Platform in weeks, not months. Iterate swiftly on new features that boost efficiency, client satisfaction, and bottom-line impact.

Want to understand more and see what’s really under the AI hood?

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