OCTO, a global leader in telematics and data analytics, today announced a strategic partnership with Sedgwick, the world’s leading provider of claims and risk management solutions. Together, the two companies will reshape the future of insurance and mobility by combining advanced telematics with claims management services.

The collaboration aims to create a new model where telematics and efficiency come together to transform the customer experience.

By integrating OCTO’s cutting-edge telematics insights with Sedgwick’s global expertise in claims handling, the partnership will unlock a series of tangible benefits: enhanced speed and accuracy in crash and claims intake, quicker and more consistent liability assessments, fraud validation and reduction, optimized alerts to improve driver safety, and significant reductions in the overall cost and lifecycle of claims. The joint solution is telematics-agnostic, able to ingest data from connected cars, fleet management systems, or OCTO’s own onboard sensors, ensuring flexibility and scalability. Combined with OCTO’s leadership in insurance telematics and Sedgwick’s reputation as a leading global third-party administrator (TPA), this collaboration delivers measurable ROI supported by customized SLAs.

“This partnership with Sedgwick marks a significant step toward a more transparent, efficient, and sustainable claims management model,” said Pedro Bernardo Santos, Chief Business Development Officer at OCTO. “We see telematics as a key enabler to improve the customer experience and create lasting value across the industry.”

“Leaders across sectors, including in motor, fleet, and transportation, will see immediate value from this partnership,” said James Norman, Head of International Business Development, Sedgwick. “Our expertise at Sedgwick, combined with OCTO’s telematics capabilities, will further validate our commitment to continuous innovation and market leadership.”

This alliance will help to deliver faster, fairer, and more sustainable outcomes for all stakeholders.