Claims and underwriting, read before anyone opens them.
Claims intake, underwriting and policy administration on your own documents: medical records, damage reports and policies read, checked against the policy and routed, inside your environment.
Backed by Y CombinatorWhere the platform sits in the claims and policy lifecycle.
Claims Processing
Loss details, dates and coverage read from the first notice and checked against the policy terms.
- In
- Claim form, photos, police report.
- Extracted
- Loss details, dates and coverage read from the first notice and checked against the policy terms.
- Out
- First notice of loss triaged and routed within minutes.
Policy Underwriting
Underwriting data read from the application, the financials computed and the risk report checked against your guidelines.
- In
- Application, financial statements, risk assessment.
- Extracted
- Underwriting data read from the application, the financials computed and the risk report checked against your guidelines.
- Out
- A policy decision in minutes, with the reasoning on record.
Policy Q&A
The question is parsed, the policy system, claims archive and prior filings searched, and the answer checked against the clause.
- In
- A question in chat from claims or compliance.
- Extracted
- The question is parsed, the policy system, claims archive and prior filings searched, and the answer checked against the clause.
- Out
- A cited answer in the chat, with the clause linked.
Runs where your documents already live.
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On-prem or cloud
Runs inside your environment, on your hardware or your cloud account. Nothing leaves it.
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One API, any model
Swaps between open-source and hosted models without touching the workflows built on top.
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Your data stays yours
No training on your documents. Every value carries its source so reviewers can check it.
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SSO, scoped by role
Plugs into your identity provider. Each workflow sets who can see, edit and approve.
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Certified and audited
Publishes audited controls in a public trust center, so security review moves fast.