OCTO, a global telematics and data analytics company, announced a strategic partnership with Sedgwick, a global provider of claims and risk management solutions. The companies will combine advanced telematics with claims management services to support the next phase of insurance and mobility.
The partnership is designed to create a model where telematics data and claims efficiency work together to improve the customer experience.
OCTO and Sedgwick said the joint approach will bring practical gains across accident intake, claims handling, liability review, and fraud validation.
By combining OCTO’s telematics data with Sedgwick’s global claims expertise, the companies expect to improve speed and accuracy in accident and claim intake. They also expect faster and more consistent liability assessment, stronger fraud validation and reduction, and optimized alerts to improve driver safety.
The joint solution is telematics-agnostic. It can process data from connected cars, fleet management systems, or OCTO’s own onboard sensors, giving insurers and mobility clients flexibility and scale.
The companies said the combination of OCTO’s insurance telematics position and Sedgwick’s global TPA experience will deliver measurable ROI. The partnership will also support tailored service-level agreements.
Pedro Bernardo Santos, chief business development officer at OCTO, said the partnership with Sedgwick marks an important step toward a more transparent, efficient, and sustainable claims management model. OCTO sees telematics as a major tool for improving customer experience and creating long-term value across the sector.
James Norman, head of international business development at Sedgwick, said leaders in motor, fleet, and transportation will see immediate value from the partnership.
Sedgwick’s claims expertise, combined with OCTO’s telematics capabilities, supports the company’s focus on innovation and market leadership.
The alliance is intended to produce faster, fairer, and more sustainable outcomes for all parties involved in the claims process.
OCTO has spent more than 20 years developing connected solutions for smart mobility and digital transformation. Its AI-based approach supports accident detection, driving behavior analysis, claims management, and consumption optimization.
The company’s modular data analytics platform serves the insurtech and mobility markets. It helps partner companies improve operations and support growth through scalable analytics tools.
OCTO also ties its market strategy to ESG goals, with solutions that support the energy transition and data-driven urban planning.
The company has profiled 20 mn drivers and says it holds the world’s largest telematics database, built on 610 bn miles driven and more than 13 mn detected crashes.
Sedgwick provides claims and risk administration services worldwide. Its work covers claims administration, loss adjusting, benefits administration, and product recall management, supported by AI-driven technology.
