Automating the first pass on vehicle insurance claims
On-device photo guidance plus damage extraction, deployed across insurers in the US and India.
- Insurance
You hand over the work that has to happen before anyone can decide: the packages to be checked against a hundred regulations, the encounters to be audited, the meters to be inspected, the collection to be catalogued. Work that is mechanical, high in volume, and consequential when it is done badly.
Illustrative
| Package image | Package | Checks flagged | Confidence | Flagged for review |
|---|---|---|---|---|
![]() | PKG-8841-C | 14 checks flagged | conf. 0.94 | Flagged |
| PKG-8839-A | 9 checks flagged | conf. 0.91 | Flagged | |
| PKG-8846-F | 3 checks flagged | conf. 0.62 | ||
| PKG-8850-B | 1 check flagged | conf. 0.41 | ||
![]() | PKG-8852-D | 0 checks flagged | conf. 0.12 |
We hand back a system that does that first pass inside your environment, validated against your own historical data and deployed into the workflow your team already uses — along with the training to retrain it yourselves. The system ranks what to look at. Your people determine what it means.
Machines should take the work that is repetitive, mundane, and consequential — the work where attention runs out before the task does. Not the judgment on top of it. Most of this industry has that backwards.
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Two to four weeks. We work against your historical data and establish what the current process actually costs.
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Four to eight weeks, with a target agreed in advance. The pilot runs on your data, in a form you can inspect.
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Deployment into the workflow your team already uses, then training so they can run and retrain it without us.
If the data does not support a system that beats the current process, this is where we say so.
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