Gurugram- Allianz SE., a financial services provider, has partnered with CI Metrics, a predictive analytics and risk management firm, to improve its roadside assistance solutions. By incorporating CI Metrics' advanced weather prediction models and AI insights, Allianz aims to proactively address weather-related automotive challenges, enhancing customer experience and operational efficiency. This partnership enhances automotive assistance by combining Allianz's experience with CI Metrics' technology.
Using real-time weather data and AI models will enable Allianz Partners to anticipate weather-related breakdowns, thereby reducing disruptions and improving customer experience.
Accurate predictions make it easier to plan and mobilize resources during weather events, ensuring faster response times, reducing total wait times, and potentially shortening the average wait time.
This partnership aims to build greater customer trust through more reliable and timely assistance, strengthening Allianz Partners' reputation for customer service. It is also expected to improve operational efficiency during severe weather while maintaining high levels of customer safety and satisfaction.
Ms. Charu Kaushal, Managing Director of Allianz Partners India, said, "We are excited to partner with CI Metrics in this next phase of delivering unparalleled reliability for our valued customers. Leveraging CI Metrics' advanced weather prediction models will allow us to anticipate breakdowns accurately and reduce the impact of weather anomalies on our customers during extreme weather conditions. This partnership aligns perfectly with our mission to provide peace of mind to our customers anytime, anywhere."
Mr. Gagan Agrawal, Investor and Advisor at CI Metrics, added, "Allianz Partners longstanding reputation in roadside assistance services, combined with our state-of-the-art predictive analytics and AI-driven insights, will set a new standard. Our approach incorporates satellite and drone imagery, data fusion and ground up ontology stack, AI and deep learning to achieve high prediction accuracy for severe weather events."