Abstract: The present invention relates to methods and systems that automate the assignment of insurance claims to the best available resource utilizing the loss, location, and other criteria. Disclosed embodiments incorporate real-time dynamically updated geographic data into the claims assignment process. In accordance with the geographic data and other data related to particular claims, the resources, which include adjusters, can be assigned to claims in close proximity to their real-time location, and the dynamic nature of the geographic data means that claims are assigned to adjusters as received. An adjuster already in proximity to a location of incoming new claims can have claims added and removed based on real-time geographic data and as claims are filed. Some disclosed embodiments effect the assignment of automobile insurance repair claims to the best available resource, where the resource is a person or entity which operates to resolve automobile repairs.

Abstract: Described are platforms, systems, and methods for assigning and deploying resources for incoming transactions. In one aspect, a method comprises maintaining, in a datastore, the set of logic rules comprising cascading or nested logic rules; determining a Boolean-based visual representation of the set logic rules and a logic chain formed by the set logic rules as a dynamic tree view, wherein the dynamic tree view depicts the set of logic rules as cascading or nested logic strings for human readability; providing the dynamic tree view to a user-interface; and receiving updates to the set of logic rules from the user-interface based on a user's interaction with the dynamic tree view.