Guidewire

Overview

The Guidewire Business Analyst course is designed to equip participants with the knowledge and skills necessary to become proficient in the Guidewire software suite, which is widely used by insurance companies for managing their core operations. This course covers the fundamental aspects of Guidewire, including the implementation of PolicyCenter, BillingCenter, and ClaimCenter. It provides an in-depth understanding of how to analyze business requirements, document them, and translate them into functional specifications for developers. Additionally, the course emphasizes the importance of business process modeling and requirements gathering to ensure that the software meets organizational needs effectively.
Through practical hands-on exercises and real-world case studies, participants will learn how to interact with key stakeholders, facilitate workshops, and ensure the alignment of Guidewire solutions with business objectives. The course also explores how to customize Guidewire to adapt to different insurance domains, such as property, casualty, and health insurance. By the end of the training, participants will have the expertise to support Guidewire implementations and contribute to the successful delivery of software solutions tailored to the insurance industry.

Key Features

  • Comprehensive Curriculum: Covers the core Guidewire modules—PolicyCenter, BillingCenter, and ClaimCenter—along with industry-specific insurance processes.

  • Hands-on Training: Practical exercises and real-world case studies to enhance the application of Guidewire in real business scenarios.

  • Business Analysis Techniques: Focus on requirements gathering, business process modeling, and functional specification creation to ensure effective communication between business stakeholders and technical teams.

  • Customization and Configuration: Learn how to configure and customize Guidewire software to meet specific needs of various insurance domains.

  • Stakeholder Engagement: Develop skills in facilitating workshops, managing client expectations, and aligning Guidewire solutions with business goals.

  • Expert Instructors: Training led by experienced professionals with deep knowledge of Guidewire and the insurance industry.

  • Certification Preparation: Prepares participants for Guidewire Business Analyst certification exams to validate their expertise.

  • Industry-Relevant: Focused on insurance and finance sectors, ensuring participants gain knowledge applicable to the insurance industry’s needs.

Course Objectives

Job Opportunities After Completing the course

The salary prospects for a certified Guidewire Business Analyst professional

Country
Average Salary
United States
$70,000 to $150,000 per year
United Kingdom
£40,000 to £90,000 per year
India
₹6,00,000 to ₹18,00,000 per year
Australia
AUD 70,000 to AUD 150,000 per year
UAE
AED 120,000 to AED 250,000 per year
Singapore
SGD 50,000 to SGD 130,000 per year

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Course Content

1.Guidewire Policy Center

  • Introduction to Insurance, Guidewire
  • Introduction to Policy Center
  • Different types of LOB’s and their purposes
  • Policy Life Cycle
  • New Submission Transaction
    a) How to create an account b) How to initiate a Policy
  • Info bar
  • Task bar
  • Work spaces
  • Explaining each and every screen during policy issuance
  • Concentrating on Risk Analysis screen
    a) UW Issues b)Prior Losses
    c) Contingencies d)MVR e)CLUE reports
    f)Claims reports
  • Difference between Bind and Issuance
  • After Issuance explaining about Documents screen
  • Explain about Rating
  • Show Rating worksheet
    a) Rate books b)Rate Tables c) Rate routines
  • Understanding Multi versions, Quick Quotes, prequalification questions
  • Copy Submission concepts
  • Policy Center tabs
    a) Desktop b)Account
    c) Policy d)Contact e)Search
    Different Transactions a)Policy change
    b) Cancellation c)Rewrite (types)
    d) Reinstatements e) Renewals
    Policy changes
    b)Mid terms (Edge)
  • Significance of Policy review screen
    Cancellations and types
    a) Flat cancellations
    b) Prorata Cancellations
    Cancellations sources and reasons
  • Refund method types in a) Cancellations b)Pro
    rata c)Short rate
  • Rewrites
    a) Rewrite Full Term b)Rewrite New Term
    c) Rewrite Remainder of term
  • Renewals types
    a) Manual
    b)Automatic
  • Resinstatements and screens involved
  • Renewals
    – Pre renewal direction a)Non renew b)
  • Not taken c) Refer to UW
  • Features of Jobs
    a) Out of sequence
    b)Premtions
  • Side by Side Quoting
  • Multi Version Quoting
  • ADMINISTRATION Tab

2. Guidewire Claim Center

  • Domain Knowledge: In-depth understanding of the insurance industry, especially in policy management, claims, and billing.
  • Guidewire Modules: Familiarity with Guidewire software modules (PolicyCenter, ClaimCenter, BillingCenter) and how they integrate.
  • Analytical Skills: Ability to analyze and map complex business processes to system functionalities.
  • Claims FNOL process
  • Loss Details
  • Services
  • Service Documents
  • Incidents
  • Exposures
  • Assignment of Claims
  • Open / Close claims concepts
  • Auto Exposures
  • 1Claim cheque process (includes Claim Payments)
  • Pre FNOL & Post FNOL
  • Recoveries &
  • Recovery Reserves concepts
  • Subrogation
  • Claim Catastrophe concept
  • Claim Integrations
  • Miscellaneous concepts of Claim Center.
  • Billing System Mapping: Lead the analysis and mapping of financial and billing processes within Guidewire BillingCenter, ensuring alignment with business needs and financial best practices.
  • Business Requirements Gathering: Collaborate with stakeholders to gather, document, and validate detailed business and financial requirements for the billing system, ensuring clear understanding across teams.
  • Process Analysis & Optimization: Analyze existing billing workflows and financial operations, identifying areas for improvement and ensuring optimal configuration of the BillingCenter module.
  • Stakeholder Collaboration: Act as a liaison between business teams (finance, accounting, billing) and technical teams, translating business requirements into technical specifications for system implementation.
  • Financial Reporting & Compliance: Ensure the billing system supports accurate financial reporting, reconciliation, and compliance with regulatory standards.
  • Functional Documentation: Prepare and maintain functional specifications, process flows, and use cases related to billing and financial operations in the Guidewire system.

3. Billing Center

  • Overview of Guidewire Suite (PolicyCenter, BillingCenter, ClaimCenter)
  • Role of BillingCenter in the insurance lifecycle
  • Key features and capabilities
  • Understanding the Business
  • Analyst’s role in BillingCenter implementation
  • System architecture and components
  • User interface overview
  • Billing flows and user roles
  • Navigation, search, and data retrieval
  • Billing lifecycle (Invoice, Payment, Refund, Write-off)
  • Types of billing plans (Direct Bill, Agency Bill, Account Bill)
  • Handling delinquent payments and dunning
  • Instalments, payments, and commissions
  • Reinsurance and premium finance integration
  • Introduction to BillingCenter Configuration
  • Working with Product Model & Billing Instructions
  • Defining Business Rules using Guidewire Studio
  • Configuring Billing Plans and
  • Payment Schedules
  • Batch Processes and Integration Points
  • Integration with PolicyCenter and ClaimCenter
  • APIs, Web Services, and Messaging
  • Understanding BillingCenter Data Model
  • Importing and exporting data (Gosu scripting basics)
  • Billing Reports and Data Analytics
  • Financial reporting and reconciliation
  • Customizing dashboards and widgets
  • Extracting and analyzing billing data

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