Audatex and HPI to provide joint claims solutions for insurers
Claims service provider Audatex and its sister company HPI, the vehicle provenance specialist, are to join forces to develop solutions for the insurance sector.
Both Audatex and HPI are members of the Solera group of companies.
Paul Sykes, the newly appointed managing director of Audatex, pictured, commented: "At the base level, for our insurer customers
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