Milva Lab

Services · Insurance claim support

Documentation insurers can rely on.

A complete record of every sample, and invoices that go to the right payer.

A case record with a timestamped chain of custody produces a documentation pack for the insurer and an invoice billed to the insurer

Damage and remediation work often ends up with an insurer. Milva Lab keeps the evidence together as the work happens and lets the invoice go to the insurer when that is who pays.

What you get

Documentation pack

Chain of custody, result timestamps and lab certificates for a project, collected from the work itself and not assembled from an inbox at the end.

Unbroken chain of custody

Every handover is timestamped with who, what, when and where, from the first registration to the final report.

Invoice the insurer

A client account can be linked to an insurance company so that its orders are billed to the insurer instead of the client.

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How it works

How it works

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Work is documented as it happens

Samples, photos and handovers are recorded from the first registration.

02

Results are approved

The report is approved and joins the case record.

03

The right party is billed

The invoice goes to the client or to the insurer, depending on the account setup.

Frequently asked questions

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Martin Mikkelsen — CCO & Partner, Milva Lab

Martin Mikkelsen · CCO & Partner

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