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INSURANCE
Policy, claim
and regulator file
Read every policy, decide every claim against it and assemble the regulator-ready file. Cited end to end, so the underwriter, the claims handler, the compliance officer and the executive see the same screen.
Open
147
Decision-ready
38
Avg. cycle
4.2d
SLA breach
2
Citations
100%
For whom
For insurers whose policy file, claim file and regulator file all describe the same event, and should not live in three different systems.
Four lenses
For claims handlers
Multi-document fact extraction, conflict flagging, and a decision recommendation cited back to the policy and the evidence.
For underwriters
Side-by-side clause comparison and exposure analysis across thousands of policy templates and historical claim outcomes.
For compliance officers
Obligations mapped to evidence; complaint clocks tracked against statutory limits; submission packets assembled on demand.
For executives
Claims throughput, underwriting exposure, compliance readiness, and the regulator's open queries, joined to the same numbers everyone else is using.
Three flows · day one
EVERY INSURANCE OPERATION HAS THE SAME THREE-PART CYCLE: SIZE UP THE CLAIM, READ IT AGAINST THE POLICY, AND ASSEMBLE THE FILE THE REGULATOR WILL ASK FOR. THE DESK COMPRESSES EACH STAGE WITHOUT REMOVING THE HUMAN FROM THE LOOP THAT MATTERS.
01
Triage
Extracted facts
Conflicts
Adjuster cause (tenant gas-line) conflicts with FNOL declared cause (electrical). Resolution required before approval.
Recommended decision
Pay 40% of insured value ($96,400), subject to tenant subrogation under [Policy §C.3, third-party recovery].
Every claim arrives as a stack of documents: police report, photos, statements, prior policy. The Desk reads them all, extracts the facts that matter, flags the ones that don't reconcile, and proposes a decision with citations to every supporting document. The claims handler reviews the reasoning, not the paperwork.
02
Interpret
Fire damage to insured premises is covered, including events caused by third parties on the premises with insured’s consent.
Subject to subrogation against responsible third parties; insured to assist recovery proceedings.
Precedents · same insurer · last 24 months
Ask "is fire damage from a tenant-caused gas leak covered under this builder’s policy?" and get the controlling clauses, the carve-outs, and the precedents from prior similar claims, each cited back to the document and section. Underwriters use the same view to compare risk before quoting.
03
Defend
Obligations met
38 / 40
Evidence linked
214 docs
Submission
2 obligations open
When the regulator (TIRA, IRA, NAIC, whichever applies) sends a query, the file is ready: claims register, policy schedules, complaint logs and solvency evidence, all linked to the obligations that require them. No fire drill. No spreadsheet archaeology. The compliance officer reviews and submits.
The insurance principle
One policy. One claim.
One file the regulator can’t reject.
Citation-backed
Every decision links to its evidence: police report, policy clause, adjuster note.
Full lineage
Trace any number on a regulator submission back to the claim that produced it.
Tenant isolation
Multi-tenant by default. Per-region data residency for cross-border carriers.
Approval workflow
4-eyes review on every claim decision and regulator submission. Audit log built in.
Regulator-ready
CONFIGURABLE PER
JURISDICTION
Obligation libraries are configurable per jurisdiction. Multi-tenant isolation, encrypted-at-rest connectors, and per-region data residency are baseline.
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No. 02
Close the books, drill into variances, ship a board-ready deck, cited throughout.
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Regulatory advisor that maps obligations to controls and flags exposure before exam day.
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Single source of truth for every measured metric: claims, complaints, premiums, solvency.
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