Claims arrive complete, sorted and ready for the right person.
Each new claim is read, checked for missing documents and policy problems, and routed to fast-track or an adjuster with a summary attached.
- Police reportPresent
- PhotosPresent
- Repair quotePresent
- Policy activeMissing
The policy lapsed on Mar 2 and the loss date is Mar 5. Summary and policy excerpt attached for the adjuster.
Illustrative interface, sample data. Built around your systems on a real project.
From your data to a decision your team approves.
In
Your documents and systems
Claims are ingested from forms, email and uploaded documents.
The system checks completeness and policy dates, and writes a short summary.
Straightforward claims go to fast-track. Anything unusual goes to an adjuster with the reasons shown.
Out
Your team reviews and approves
Adjusters spend the first part of every claim chasing missing photos and checking policy status instead of assessing the loss.
What your team gets
Completeness check
Policy status check
Short claim summary
Routing recommendation
Does it decide claims?
No. It prepares and routes. Coverage and payment decisions stay with your people.
Where is claimant data stored?
On your own servers or in a dedicated Canadian environment, your choice.
Is this interface a real product?
The interface shown is an illustrative concept with sample data. We build the real one around your systems.
Pairs well with
Customer service09Support inbox assistant
Each message is read, matched to the right order and policy, and answered with a draft your team can approve in one click.
Legal and corporate01Contract review
Upload a service agreement, lease or vendor contract. Get the key terms, the clauses worth a second look, and the exact page each one came from.
- HR and operations11
Internal knowledge assistant
Employees ask about leave, benefits or procedures and get an answer with the exact page it came from, drawn only from your documents.
Have a workflow like this?
Tell us what slows your team down. We will tell you honestly whether software can help.