Marine underwriters and P&I clubs depend on the documentation quality of their insureds. When operators run on spreadsheets, claims arrive incomplete, valuations are disputed, and settlements drag for months. Operators using GIMS arrive with audit-ready records — and that changes the underwriting math.
Marine claims aren't usually denied because they're invalid. They're denied or delayed because the documentation underneath them is incomplete, inconsistent, or disputed. GIMS removes that friction at its source.
Every asset in GIMS carries a current replacement value, depreciation schedule, photographic record, and condition state. When a claim is filed, the insurer doesn't argue valuation — they verify it.
Every transfer, every approval, every receipt is logged immutably. Subrogation, general average, and shared-liability investigations have a clean evidence trail to follow — not a spreadsheet to reconstruct.
One-click reports scoped to a vessel, a voyage, or a specific incident — formatted for surveyors, adjusters, and brokers. Operators skip the document scramble; insurers skip the document chase.
Insurers, P&I clubs, and reinsurance facilities can engage with BlueBay in several ways — from informal referrals to formal preferred-vendor arrangements that benefit both their insureds and their loss ratios.
Underwriters recommend GIMS to insureds whose documentation quality is creating claims friction.
Formal partnership where GIMS adoption is recognized in underwriting consideration or loss-control credits.
Insurer and operator share the cost of implementation; the insurer benefits from cleaner future claims.
Read-only API access for the insurer's adjusters and surveyors during claim investigation, with operator consent.
Every benefit below is grounded in what underwriters and adjusters already say they need from insureds. GIMS just makes those needs systematic — and that's where the value to the insurer compounds.
Adjusters and surveyors arrive to a complete documentation packet instead of a fragmented paper trail. Claim cycles measured in weeks, not quarters.
Chain-of-custody evidence is exactly what subrogation teams need to recover from third-party carriers, port operators, or counterparties. GIMS provides it natively.
Pre-loss photographic records, timestamped condition states, and immutable audit trails make valuation inflation and post-loss fabrication materially harder.
For partners with API access, GIMS-equipped insureds become a richer data source for portfolio-level risk modelling, pricing precision, and loss forecasting.
Recommending GIMS positions the underwriter as a partner in operational improvement — not just a counterparty negotiating premiums.
Whether you're a marine underwriter, a P&I club, a broker, or a reinsurance facility — we'd like to understand your insureds' specific documentation pain points and design something tailored.