About

About

A Bangkok-based practice focused on the financial integrity of insurance claim applications.

Why we exist

Progressive Data Networks was formed to give insurers and corporate claimants in Thailand an independent place to test the financial integrity of claim applications before money leaves the book. Too many settlements rest on unchecked arithmetic, stale reserves, or incomplete annexes. We treat each application as a financial document that must stand on its own evidence.

Origin in Bangkok claims work

Our founders spent years inside motor and commercial property claims units along the Sathorn corridor — reading loss notices, reconciling hospital invoices, and preparing files for committee. The practice grew from a simple observation: when an application’s numbers and paperwork are audited early, settlement meetings become shorter and less contentious.

How we work

We favour sample-based audits with clear checklists over vague “file reviews.” Every engagement names the decision it supports — settlement, reserve restatement, or documentation chase — and ends with a written memo, not a slide deck of general advice. Meetings can be held at Level 11, 36 Sathorn Road, Bang Rak, Bangkok 10500, or by secure remote briefing.

People

Anchana Srisawat — Principal Auditor

Anchana leads property and commercial package audits. She previously supervised large-loss files for a Thai composite insurer and focuses on indemnity schedules and salvage contribution.

Daniel Kittisak — Claims Documentation Lead

Daniel designs the gap checklists used on motor and medical expense applications. He coordinates secure file intake and drafts the follow-up language handlers can send to brokers.

Malee Thongchai — Reserve Reviewer

Malee specialises in reserve adequacy passes for open books. She prepares the reserve schedule that claims committees use when restating case figures.

Values that shape each engagement

  • Evidence over assumption — if an invoice is missing, we say so rather than estimate around it.
  • Plain written findings — memos use claim-file language, not management jargon.
  • Respect for authority — we advise; your claims mandate decides.
  • Care with confidential packs — claim applications stay within the channel you approve.

Relationship with clients

Most clients return when a new portfolio tranche needs sampling or when a large-loss application arrives with an unusual indemnity build. We stay available for clarifying questions on a delivered memo for thirty days after the final version.