Network Providers

Crawford's 10,000 colleagues are located across 70 countries allowing us to be there with the right team, the right technology, and the right processes to help you restore and rebuild.

Where we have a need to collaborate, our scale and reputation allow us to build strategic relationships with true experts in their industries and their specific locales, enhancing our ability to deliver solutions locally nearly anywhere in the world.

We call them our network providers.

These longstanding, exclusive relationships have grown and developed over years and continue to deliver seamless services to our clients. They include senior adjusters and industry experts who all meet a globally established accreditation standard, ensuring consistency at a local level. Our network providers are also monitored for quality standards and provided with supplementary training or resources as needed to ensures quality delivery. Above all, our network is collaborative and not constrained by silo cultures.

As a publicly traded company at New York Stock Exchange, Crawford is subject to the requirements of the Sarbanes-Oxley Act. You can be confident that Crawford is regulated and licensed to operate in all the countries identified above.

All members of our non-owned network undergo an annual formal due diligence process through our Global Compliance Office. This process is undertaken externally by Trace International, an independent company. It is repeated annually to ensure changes are captured and addressed if required.

To give additional reassurance, we also undergo sanction checks and all claim parties on live claims are recorded in Crawford claims management applications and processed through the Financial Sanction List Screening (FSLS) application overnight. Any matches with any of the sanctions lists are automatically flagged to our Global Compliance Office for an appropriate response.

Finally, the Crawford Internal Audit team undertakes audits across the network examining standards and business processes and checking compliance against terms and conditions of agreements. A matrix is used to identify risk and a structured program is in place to undertake, report and manage the output and any actions.