Abstract: A system can execute an engagement monitor to (i) receive engagement data corresponding to user interactions by each of a plurality of individuals on an interactive user interface concerning an event, and (ii) dynamically adapt a content flow of the interactive user interface based on the engagement data from each of the plurality of individuals to induce user engagement with the interactive user interface. The system may then process contextual information provided by the plurality of individuals through interaction with the dynamic content flows to generate a set of fraud scores for loss information provided by a user in connection with the event.

Abstract: A computing system can determine a subset of the users that are to be affected by a predicted event. For each respective user of the subset of users, the system performs a lookup that identifies unique property characteristics of the respective user. Based on the unique property characteristics of the respective user, the system transmits interactive content data to a computing device of the respective user, the interactive content data causing the computing device of the respective user to present interactive mitigation content comprising a customized set of tasks to perform, based on the unique property characteristics of the respective user, to mitigate or prevent loss resulting from the predicted event.

Abstract: A computing system can receive loss information from a computing device of a claimant, the loss information indicating damage or loss to property of the claimant from an event. The system can connect with a plurality of data sources to receive contextual information corresponding to the event. Based at least in part on the contextual information corresponding to the event, the system generates a graphical user interface for a policy provider of the claimant, the graphical user interface providing a set of fraud scores for the loss information provided by the claimant.

Abstract: A computing system can receive loss information from a computing device of a claimant, the loss information indicating damage or loss to property of the claimant from an event. The system can connect with a plurality of data sources to receive contextual information corresponding to the event. Based at least in part on the contextual information corresponding to the event, the system generates a graphical user interface for a policy provider of the claimant, the graphical user interface providing a set of fraud scores for the loss information provided by the claimant.

Abstract: Subsequent to a claim event, a computing system can connect with a plurality of third-party data sources to obtain information pertaining to at least one of loss or damage resulting from the claim event. Based on the information from the plurality of third-party sources, the system determines a set of policy holders that have been impacted by the claim event. The system then transmits an electronic communication to a computing device of each policy holder in the set of policy holders to initiate a claim process for the policy holder.

Abstract: A computing system can remotely monitor, over one or more networks, a computing device of a potential claimant. Based at least in part on remotely monitoring the computing device, the computing system can generate a predictive fraud score for the claimant, the predictive fraud score indicating whether a subsequent claim filing by the potential claimant will include one or more fraudulent claims.

Abstract: A computing system receives a claim trigger from a computing device of a claimant, the claim trigger indicating that the claimant has experienced a personal injury. The system provides an injury interface for display on the computing device of the claimant, the injury interface enabling the claimant to provide injury information corresponding to the personal injury. The system receives input data indicating claimant inputs on the injury interface. Based at least in part on the claimant inputs, the system generates a loss estimate for a policy provider of the claimant.

Abstract: A computing system can determine one or more individuals relevant to a vehicle incident, and generate an interactive contextual interface enabling each of the one or more individuals to at least indicate a path of at least one vehicle involved in the vehicular incident. The system can transmit content data to a computing device of each individual of the one or more individuals, the content data causing the interactive contextual interface to be presented on the computing device of the individual. The system receives input data indicating the path of the at least one vehicle from the computing device of each of the one or more individuals, and based at least in part on the input data, generates an accident simulation for the vehicle incident.

Abstract: A computing system can determine a subset of the users that are to be affected by a predicted event. For each respective user of the subset of users, the system performs a lookup that identifies unique property characteristics of the respective user. Based on the unique property characteristics of the respective user, the system transmits interactive content data to a computing device of the respective user, the interactive content data causing the computing device of the respective user to present interactive mitigation content comprising a customized set of tasks to perform, based on the unique property characteristics of the respective user, to mitigate or prevent loss resulting from the predicted event.

Abstract: A computing system can receive a claim trigger from a computing device of a claimant, the claim trigger indicating that a vehicular incident involving the claimant has occurred. The system provides a three-dimensional damage assessment interface for display on the computing device of the claimant, the damage assessment interface enabling the claimant to provide damage information for a vehicle based on the vehicular incident. The system receives input data indicating claimant inputs on the damage assessment interface. Based at least in part on the claimant inputs, the system generates a loss estimate for a policy provider of the claimant.

Abstract: A computing system can receive monitoring data from the one or more monitoring services. Based on the monitoring data, the system can predict that an event will occur in a given area and determine a subset of users within the given area. For each respective user of the subset of users, the system generates interactive content for display on a computing device of the respective user, the interactive content providing the respective user with contextual information regarding the predicted event.

Abstract: A computing system can determine a subset of users that have been affected by an event occurring in a given area. Subsequent to the event, and for each respective user of the subset of users, the system generates interactive follow-up content specifically tailored for the respective user. The system can transmit updated content data to the computing device of the respective user, causing the computing device of the respective user to present the interactive follow-up content. Based on user interaction by the respective user with the interactive follow-up content, the system can receive contextual information provided by the respective user, the contextual information corresponding to damage or loss resulting from the event as indicated by the respective user.

Abstract: A computing system can determine a subset of users being affected by an event occurring in a given area based on data received from one or more monitoring services. For each respective user of the subset of users, the system can generate a live dashboard providing real-time, localized contextual information of the event for a location corresponding to the respective user. The system can further transmit content data to the computing device of the respective user, the content data causing the live dashboard to be presented on a computing device of the respective user.

Abstract: A computing system can receive input about a claim event from a first party. The system may then initiate a process for obtaining information about the claim event by providing a series of prompts to the first party to obtain information about the claim event from the first party, identifying a second party to provide information about the claim event based on the information provided by the first party, providing a series of prompts to the second party to obtain information about the claim event from the second party, and determining one or more actions for completing the process based on the information provided by the first party and the second party.