iClaims Australia / Dealer team training

Annual on-site workshops.
In every Australian state.

Practical training for Australian caravan dealership teams, focused on administrative Australian Consumer Law (ACL) case preparation. Work through evidence, case histories and authorised follow-up using examples that reflect everyday customer matters.

Contact your state caravan industry association first to arrange a workshop.

Annual state workshops

Training close to
your dealer community.

On-site workshops are offered annually in all six states. Your state caravan industry association is the first point of contact for arranging the host location, timing and training focus.

  • New South WalesAnnual · On-site
  • VictoriaAnnual · On-site
  • QueenslandAnnual · On-site
  • Western AustraliaAnnual · On-site
  • South AustraliaAnnual · On-site
  • TasmaniaAnnual · On-site

Practical workshop topics

Build habits your team
can bring back to work.

The training connects case preparation to the people gathering records, managing follow-up and briefing dealership decision makers.

01 / Evidence

Build a usable file.

Organise repair records, photographs, inspection findings and correspondence by source and date. Practise identifying missing documents while preserving the original material and its context.

02 / Case history

Connect the chronology.

Build a dated account of concerns, repair attempts, requests and responses. Keep recorded facts, reported concerns, disputed points and missing information distinct.

03 / Follow-up

Make ownership clear.

Practise authorised manufacturer or importer follow-up. Give an open action a responsible person and due date, then record the response and remaining question.

04 / Review

Prepare the handover.

Check AI-assisted summaries against original records. Assemble a factual management or adviser pack that explains the history, supporting evidence and decisions still required.

Arrange annual on-site training

Start with your
state association.

Contact your state caravan industry association first. Discuss the dealership teams involved, recurring case-preparation problems and the training focus that would be useful.

Workshop dates and host locations are arranged through your state association. The workshop covers administrative case preparation and human verification; legal advice and representation remain with qualified advisers, and customer remedy decisions remain with the dealer.

For the case-support service behind these practices, explore Australian case support.