Stated positions may not show the full range
The amount communicated during negotiation may differ from the amount a party would ultimately accept.
Confidential settlement matching
Help Appropriate Civil Disputes Reach Resolution Sooner
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No upfront cost
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No long-term commitment
Intended for courts, insurance organizations, government agencies, and claims administrators evaluating resolution options for qualifying monetary civil disputes.
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Designed for consideration by Organizations managing monetary civil disputes
Courts
Insurance Organizations
Government Agencies
Claims Administrators
The resolution gap
Settlement May Be Closer Than the Stated Positions Suggest
Offers and demands do not always reflect the amounts each party would ultimately accept. That difference can create additional negotiation, administrative work, expense, and delay.
The question StreamSettle tests
Do the parties’ confidential settlement positions already overlap?
StreamSettle securely compares the parties’ concealed positions and provides a defined result without requiring either side to reveal its submission to the other.
Continued negotiation can add time and expense
A dispute may remain open even when the parties’ confidential thresholds are already within range.
Confidential comparison provides another checkpoint
StreamSettle tests for overlap without changing the parties’ existing negotiation or litigation process.
How StreamSettle works
A Private Submission. A Secure Comparison. A Defined Result.
Each party privately submits the amount it would accept to resolve the dispute. The platform compares the submissions without disclosing either number.
Secure comparison
Party A
Position concealed
Party B
Position concealed
The process
Test for Resolution Without Revealing Either Position
Each party submits privately
Each party enters the amount it would accept to resolve the dispute. The opposing party does not see that submission.
StreamSettle compares the positions
The platform securely determines whether the concealed submissions fall within settlement range.
A defined result follows
When the numbers overlap, settlement is reached at the midpoint and settlement documents are provided.
When no overlap is found, neither number is disclosed.
The parties may continue negotiating, attend
mediation, or proceed through their existing
resolution process.
Free Guide
A practical overview
Confidential Settlement Matching
A straightforward explanation of the process, possible outcomes, applications, and implementation considerations.
Inside the guide
Understand the Process Before Evaluating the Platform
The guide explains what happens when the submissions overlap, what remains confidential when they do not, and how StreamSettle may complement existing resolution procedures.
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How confidential settlement matching works
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What happens when the parties’ numbers overlap
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What happens when no overlap is found
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How the platform can complement negotiation and mediation
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What organizations should consider before implementation
Where it may fit
Another Resolution Option for Appropriate Civil Disputes
StreamSettle is designed to supplement established settlement procedures rather than replace them.
An additional resource for parties in qualifying disputes
Courts may provide parties with another opportunity to determine whether monetary resolution is already possible while existing court procedures remain available.
Existing court procedures may continueAnother opportunity to resolve appropriate claims
Insurance organizations may use the platform to test whether a claim is already within settlement range before prolonged negotiation and continued file expenses accumulate.
Claims procedures remain available
Existing procedures remain available
StreamSettle does not replace legal analysis,
negotiation, mediation, claims procedures, or
litigation.
About StreamSettle
Simplified Negotiations. Streamlined Resolution.
StreamSettle is an online platform developed for qualifying monetary civil disputes.
The platform securely compares the parties’ concealed settlement positions. When the positions overlap, a binding settlement is reached at the midpoint. When they do not, neither number is disclosed and the parties may continue with their existing resolution process.
StreamSettle is intended to work alongside traditional negotiation, mediation, claims procedures, and litigation while giving parties another opportunity to determine whether resolution is already possible.
Pricing
No upfront platform cost or subscription
A StreamSettle fee is charged only when the platform successfully resolves the dispute.
Review the process
See Whether StreamSettle Could Fit Your Resolution Process
Request the free guide for a clear explanation of confidential settlement matching, potential applications, and next steps.