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Policies are read with the endorsements that amend them.
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Policies are read with the endorsements that amend them. Claims are checked against cover, with the source shown. Routine drafts and checks run on their own, and your reviewer signs off.
Policies are read with the endorsements that amend them.
Find the wording that applies to a claim, with its source.
Drafts and checks run on their own. Your reviewer signs off.
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Policy, cover
Condition 11 lets the insurer cancel with sixty (60) days' written notice.
Condition 11. The Insurer may cancel this Policy by giving sixty (60) days' written notice.
Condition 11 Amended by Endorsement 3
Endorsement, cover
Notice of cancellation is now forty-five (45) days.
the period of notice in Condition 11 is amended to forty-five (45) days
Endorsement 3, page 1
Policy, cover
Section 2 covers escape of water. The excess is set by endorsement.
Section 2. The Insurer will pay for loss caused by the sudden escape of water from any fixed tank, apparatus or pipe.
Section 2, Escape of water Amended by Endorsement 5
Endorsement, cover
The excess for escape of water is $10,000 each loss.
the Excess applying to Section 2 is ten thousand dollars ($10,000) each and every loss
Endorsement 5, page 1
Clause library, cover
The approved war exclusion, kept by your legal team.
Clause 4.2. This Policy excludes loss arising from war, invasion or acts of foreign enemies, whether war be declared or not.
Clause library, 4.2
Claim file, claims
A water damage claim at the insured's premises, reported on 12 March.
Reported loss: burst supply pipe, ground floor stock room, found on opening.
Claim file, first notice
Note, claims
The cause looks like a failed supply pipe, with no sign of slow leakage.
Inspection on 14 March: sudden failure of a supply pipe. No sign of long term seepage.
Adjuster note, 14 March
Scan, claims
Page 3 is too faint to read.
For you The engine does not guess at a page it cannot read. It sends the page to a person.
Loss report, page 3
Submission, underwriting
The D&O renewal asks for a limit of $5,000,000.
Requested limit: $5,000,000 any one claim and in the aggregate.
Submission, page 2
Guideline, underwriting
Limits above $10,000,000 go to a senior underwriter.
Limits up to $10,000,000 may be quoted by an underwriter. Above $10,000,000, refer to a senior underwriter.
Guideline, section 3
Draft, underwriting
A draft endorsement that uses clause 4.2 from your own wording.
This Policy excludes loss arising from war, invasion or acts of foreign enemies, whether war be declared or not.
Draft 2, from clause library 4.2 Reviewer signs off
Agreement, programs
The MGA may bind property risks up to $2,000,000.
The Coverholder may bind risks with a limit not exceeding two million dollars ($2,000,000).
Agreement, clause 6.1
Form, programs
The standard wording issued under the agreement. Flood is covered up to a sublimit.
Flood is covered up to a sublimit of $250,000 in the annual aggregate.
Program form, section 5
Treaty, programs
Cedes forty per cent of each risk written under the agreement. It does not mention flood.
The Reinsurer accepts forty per cent (40%) of each risk written under the Agreement.
Treaty, Article 3
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We do not sell a tool that every insurer shares. We learn how your claims and policy work runs, and we build for that.
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They learn your problems first-hand, then solve them.
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Your problem is our roadmap.
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The wording that applies, found with its source.
It is workflow automation for claims and policy generation, connected to your own systems and knowledge sources: it reads policies with the endorsements that amend them, checks claims against cover, and runs drafts and checks on its own while your reviewer signs off. WYEA builds one engine for each insurer, from the insurer's own documents.
Specialty and E&S carriers, fronting carriers, MGAs and program administrators, and reinsurers, intermediaries and run-off teams.
Yes. Every answer comes back with citations to the documents it came from, including the version and the passage, and each citation opens the source.
We deploy a team of engineers to your site. They learn your documents and your problems first-hand, and the same team builds and supports your system.
No. It finds the wording that applies, drafts and flags what it could not read. It never binds or sends. Your reviewer signs off, and your adjuster or underwriter decides.
Where you keep them, including Dropbox, SharePoint, OneDrive, Google Drive, iManage, NetDocuments and Outlook. Your own system stays the record.
No. Each insurer has its own isolated system, with its own database, network and sign-in, and client documents never train a model.
A working system at your site in 45 days. The scope, the dates and the fixed investment are agreed in writing before work starts.
We build a prototype on your own documents at a fixed investment agreed before work starts. Builds are from $30,000, and the monthly investment is from $7,500 and covers hosting, support and model usage.
Mostly standard forms? A shared product may suit you better. We will tell you on the first call.
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