How our customers are using Exela products and services to improve their business
Owner of communications real estate processes large volume of legacy lease agreements in near real-time
A leading independent owner, operator, and developer of wireless and broadcast communication real estate with a global portfolio of ~70,000 sites possessed a large body of legacy lease agreements that they needed to manage and update. Their existing process tasked a large workforce to manually read, analyse, extract and abstract the contents of the lease agreements.
Leading STM publisher expedites file structuring and peer review of content using automated metadata extraction solution
A leading Scientific Technical Medical (STM) publisher with a global portfolio of 4000 journals possessed a large body of legacy and current articles that they needed to peer review, abstract, and pre-edit before proceeding with any other activity of the publishing production. Their existing process tasked a large workforce to manually read, analyse, structure (pre-edit), extract, and abstract the contents of the incoming journal articles.
Academic Health System Avoids Millions in Lost Revenue and Enhances Future Third Party Payer Returns on New and Renegotiable Agreements
The client was searching for a business partner who could calculate expected reimbursement for all third party payers, based on the respective terms and conditions, utilising their proprietary software platform. The purpose was to independently identify and recover additional reimbursement (underpayments) rightfully and contractually due from all third party payers.
The major Irish bank provides a comprehensive range of services to personal, business and corporate customers in its target markets. Its challenges are akin to those faced by many other banks: there are new challenger banks entering the market and the bank needed to reduce its cost base, improve self-service and the usage of digital channels.
The major UK Government department wanted to refocus its efforts into the collation of outstanding debt due to the Government and was looking at ways to refocus internal resources to achieve this objective. It also faced the challenge of managing declining cheque volumes more cost effectively.
For both paper and Internet credit card applications, the leading credit card provider needs to ensure compliance requirements are followed for onboarding applications (with checks as required under the Consumer Credit Act). In addition, the bank needed to service postal credit card applications cost effectively as a low volume tactical channel.
The client is a challenger Internet-only bank and is a new entrant to the UK market. It was looking for greater control over compliance for its credit card fulfilment process and reducing the time taken to issue cards from initial customer applications through to card usage.
The charity is a leading charity in the UK. It required a partner with the ability to provide flexible and fully secure donation support services on an on-demand basis to support its fundraising campaigns and initiatives.
The client is a large multinational private medical insurance provider. It was seeking a partner who could provide specialist support and overflow capacity for international private medical claims processing, while offering the highest levels of customer service and operational flexibility.
The client is a water and waste utilities company providing services to retail and to business customers (due to deregulation). Cash management services were already outsourced to a third party for over 10 years and the client needed to find a new service provider as the current provider was refocussing its business in the UK.