V'ger – Scope of Services

The V'ger software platform as standard software for insurers offers a complete and thorough scope of services for all main insurance classes.

In the classes life insurance, health insurance, property insurance, accident insurance, composite as well as for the industrial and reinsurance, the V'ger standard software offers all the significant components.

The all class system covers the areas of the file maintenance system, partner system, product offer system, benefit system, claim system, commission system, product server, fund management, accounts management, and the central business object server. All components can hereby be used autarkical, as well.

Through pre-programmed standard components, the "insurance pattern", substantial and fully developed reference models are available.

These tried and tested design principles for overall expert demands and processes result in short modelling cycles through sophisticated templates.

The extent of these standard components is constantly increasing. Today, the reference models related to real life involve for instance:
  • portfolio, partner, claim, benefit, incasso
  • product kit, master treaty, accounts
  • commission, agent
  • agencies etc.
In diverse classes
  • property, liability, accident, travel, industry, legal protection
  • risk life, remainder of a debt, fidelity insurance
  • corporate pension plan
  • outwards reinsurance
  • broker & agent
The total sum of all reference models is:
  • 14.504 features (fields)
  • 2.121 specialist components
  • 28.905 relations
  • 25.187 specialist rules

Already in its design phase, V'ger was geared towards integration into your infrastructure. Standardised and flexible interfaces support you thereby and set ideal conditions.

  • Cost efficient, flexible and easy integration of existing systems.
  • Standardised XML and JAVA classes for extending the range of functions.
  • Extensions can be conducted in all program languages/techniques (C/C++, Java, Cobol, PL/1, StoredProc etc.).
  • Integration of existing computing algorithms (Code), pay scale tables etc.
  • Extension of the professional scope of operation of the rule language (e.g. additional actuarial functions or similar).