In plain English
It describes a record that is not fully filled in. In insurance, that happens when at least one required detail has not been provided for an application, claim, or other record.
In context
Here, "missing information" flags that the claim record lacks one or more required details or entries.
- Situation
- Submitting claims, evidence, estimates, and following claim status
- What it communicates
- flags that required claim details or entries are absent
Meaning limits
By itself, the term does not identify which required information has not been provided.
Examples
“Her insurance application was incomplete because of missing information about her driving history.”
“The clerk found missing information in the claim record when the date of the loss was blank.”