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Best Claims Processing Software in 2026

Claims processing software helps insurers and claims teams collect cases, manage workflows, and connect claim work with other systems. The list covers tools delivered through web, API, iOS, and Android platforms. If phone access matters, check for an Android app and confirm what staff can do from it. Compare supported claim lines, intake channels, workflow automation, integrations, deployment choices, free plans,…

16 appsSorted 13 Nov 2026How we rank
16.3

Origami Risk Claims is cloud-based claims administration software for property and casualty insurers.

AndroidiOSWeb
Price on the maker’s site
35.7

Duck Creek Claims is cloud-based property and casualty (P&C) insurance claims software for managing work from first notice of loss through settlement and recovery.

WebAPI
Price on the maker’s site
  1. 4Guidewire ClaimCenter logo
    5.6
  2. 5
    5.6
  3. 6

    Zemble

    WebAPI
    5.6
  4. 7
    5.4From $2,000 a month
  5. 8
    5.2
  6. 9

    ClickClaims

    AndroidiOSWeb
    5.2
  7. 10

    EIS ClaimCore

    EIS ClaimCore is a claims management platform that handles claims from loss notification through assignment, investigation, payment, subrogation and closure.

    WebAPI
    5.2
  8. 11
    4.8
  9. 12
    4.6
  10. 13
    4.6
  11. 14
    4.4
  12. 15
    4.3
  13. 16
    4.3

Choosing well

Check Android access

The platform details distinguish web, API, iOS, and Android delivery. If adjusters or customers need phone access, verify that an Android app exists and check whether required claim tasks work there.

ClickClaims is listed for Android, iOS, and web. Other products may focus on web or API access, so match the delivery method to field work and office use.

Compare free and paid terms

Use the free-plan field to see whether a no-cost option is available. Paid pricing can be listed as a starting price or as pricing on request.

Openkoda Claims Management Software lists a starting price of $2,000 per month on an annual term. Claim360, ClickClaims, Comarch Insurance Claims, EIS ClaimCore, and PLEXIS Claims Software list pricing on request.

Match intake and automation

Compare the intake channels a product supports with the ways claims arrive at your organization. Review workflow automation when routing, approvals, or repeatable claim steps matter.

Comarch Insurance Claims is marked as having advanced workflow automation. Check the product details for the automation level and intake methods that fit your process.

Review integrations and deployment

Integration options show how a claims system can connect with existing services. Deployment describes where the software runs and how it is delivered.

EIS ClaimCore is listed on the web and through an API. Compare those options with your architecture, security requirements, and mobile access needs.

Check supported claim lines

Supported claim lines indicate the types of insurance claims a tool is designed to handle. Match this field to the lines your team manages before comparing workflow or intake features.

Questions people ask

Is there claims processing software for Android?

Yes. Android appears as a platform in this category, and ClickClaims is listed for Android, iOS, and web. Confirm the Android app’s available claim tasks before choosing.

Do these tools offer free plans?

Free-plan availability varies. Claim360 and Openkoda Claims Management Software are listed without a free plan; review each product’s pricing details for current terms.

Can claims software connect through an API?

Yes. API is a listed platform in this category, and EIS ClaimCore is listed for API and web access. Check integration options for the connections you need.

What should I compare besides price?

Compare supported claim lines, intake channels, workflow automation, integration options, deployment, and mobile platforms such as Android or iOS.

Are prices publicly listed?

Pricing details vary. Claim360, ClickClaims, Comarch Insurance Claims, EIS ClaimCore, and PLEXIS Claims Software list pricing on request, while Openkoda lists a starting monthly price.

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