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Claims stay on track when information, decisions, and actions move together. Only Enlyte connects the people, solutions, and data that shape claim outcomes so decisions happen earlier, performance stays visible, and you get measurable results.

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A Smarter Approach to Auto Claims and Repair

Powered by industry-leading data and cloud-based technology, Mitchell, an Enlyte company, helps you simplify workflows, improve repair accuracy, source parts, and manage claims with confidence. 

By directly connecting repairers with a network of suppliers, PartsTrader, an Enlyte company, improves transparency, reduces delays and controls costs.

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Discover insights from our Enlyte experts, bringing you a unique perspective on the opportunities and challenges facing the industry today.

Workers' Comp Article

Retail and Mail Order Prescriptions

3 MIN READ

Overall cost and utilization by claim were down in 2025 even with 6 of the top 10 therapeutic classes experiencing rising cost per script. Migraine medications rose by nearly 10%, representing the largest script cost gains driven in part by increases in brand Average Wholesale Price (AWP) including brand AWP for migraine medications increasing 2.4%. Utilization per claim also jumped in the migraine medication class (up 9.6%), while every other class within the top 10 (besides topicals, which rose 2.5%) experienced decreased utilization.

Mitchell Article

Plugged-In: EV Collision Insights Q1 2026

4 MIN READ

The U.S. share of repairable collision claims involving battery electric vehicles (BEVs) held steady at 3.33% in Q1 2026, unchanged from Q4 2025. Although sales of new BEVs grew modestly quarter over quarter, they remain 28% lower year over year. Several OEMs have scaled back production following increases in import tariffs and the expiration of federal tax incentives. Despite this near-term slowdown, BEVs are projected to reach approximately 29% of new vehicle sales and just over 10% of vehicles in operation by 2035, driving a steady increase in collision exposure.

Workers' Comp Article

PTSD Presumption Claims are Rising. Workers’ Comp Needs a Stronger Clinical Response

5 MIN READ

PTSD presumption claims are rising. Learn how case management supports behavioral health care, treatment follow-through and return-to-work planning in workers’ comp.

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Enlyte Completes Acquisition of PartsTrader

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