Rejected, delayed or disputed insurance claim?
How It Works

From a rejection letter to a structured claim strategy.

ClaimEasy follows a staged process. We review first, accept representation only for suitable matters, and escalate only where the facts and policy support it.

1

Share Your Case

Tell us the claim type, insurer, issue and key facts.

2

Free Preliminary Review

We examine the initial facts and the insurer’s stated position.

3

Engagement & Registration

Eligible matters can be onboarded with written terms and registration from ₹499.

4

Insurer Grievance

The matter is presented on structured technical grounds and followed through the grievance process.

5

Further Escalation

If required and eligible, the case may move to the Insurance Ombudsman or appropriate legal forum.

What we examine

A repudiation letter is only one part of the claim story.

A defensible opinion usually requires a review of the policy, chronology and evidence—not only the final rejection communication.

  • Policy schedule, wording and endorsements
  • Claim form and supporting records
  • Repudiation, deficiency or settlement communication
  • TPA, surveyor or investigator observations where available
  • Medical, repair, loss or financial records relevant to the claim
  • Previous grievance correspondence
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What happens after review

If the case has merit, the next step is a written engagement.

ClaimEasy’s representation is governed by a written agreement intended to record the scope of services, responsibilities and commercial terms for both the policyholder and ClaimEasy.

  • Registration starts from ₹499 for eligible cases
  • Success-linked professional charge generally 10–20%
  • No success-linked fee when the claim is not resolved*
  • Escalation strategy depends on eligibility and case facts

*Registration charges are separate from the success-linked professional fee and are governed by the written engagement terms.

Important

The free review is a preliminary assessment based on the information provided. It is not a guarantee of outcome and does not by itself create a professional engagement.

Eligibility for the Insurance Ombudsman or any other grievance/legal forum depends on the applicable rules, jurisdiction, monetary limits, timelines and procedural requirements in force at the relevant time.
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