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Specialty insurers

Answers from your policies and claims

It reads the policies, claims files and data you already keep. It drafts from your own precedents.

Which in-force policies let us cancel on less than sixty days' notice? 212 read · 3 matched · 1 for you

Found

Northwind Logistics, Cyber Policy may cancel this Policy by giving thirty (30) days' written notice to the Insured Condition 7, Cancellation

Found

Calloway Holdings, Directors and Officers Policy the period of notice in Condition 11 is amended to forty-five (45) days Endorsement 3, amending Condition 11

For you

Harlow Foods, Property Policy

Cancellation clause is in a scanned endorsement that could not be read.

Invented example

Pick your side of the market

CarriersFronting, E&S and specialty carriers MGAsMGAs and program administrators ReinsurersReinsurers, intermediaries and run-off

Documents it reads

Policy wordingsManuscript and house wordings

EndorsementsRead with the policy they amend

Slips and MRCsTied to their wording and deal

Binding authority and program agreementsAcross your fronting carriers

Reinsurance wordingsTreaty and facultative

Executed dealsThe full set for each deal

Legacy and run-offOlder wordings on open business

Claims filesNotices, reports and correspondence

CorrespondenceMail filed against its deal

What it does

Answers across everything

Search wordings, endorsements and deals together.

Read with endorsements

Policies are read with the endorsements that amend them.

Scans go to your team

A page with no readable text is never guessed at.

Drafts from your precedents

Your forms and rules come first.

Decisions carry forward

The next draft follows what your reviewer approved.

Answers keep their version

Later edits to a form do not change past answers.

More policies and claims, same team

40% of commercial underwriters' time goes to non-core and admin work. Accenture underwriting survey, 2021

$85B to $160B in efficiency lost to that admin work over five years. Accenture, 2021

10 to 20 min saved per claim when coverage checks were automated at one insurer. Bain & Company, 2024

20% to 25% lower loss-adjusting expense, by Bain's estimate for automated claims handling. Bain & Company estimate, 2024

Answers in minutes

Ask across every wording at once. No day of reading.

More submissions quoted

Less admin per deal means more deals per underwriter.

Claims checked faster

The wording that applies, found with its source.

What slows insurers down

AM Best asked more than 150 insurers and MGAs in April 2026. The top hurdles were data, security and old systems.

14% to 70% “Insurers anticipate that their use of AI technologies will go from 14% today to 70% in the next three years.” Survey of 430 underwriting executives. Accenture, 2025

In a survey of 200 US insurance executives, “The lack of business line support was deemed the most important factor that made implementation unsuccessful” (Deloitte, 2025). Your team reviews every draft.

Data readiness

It starts from the library you have. Scans go to your team.

How an answer is checked

Security and privacy

One system per insurer. Your documents never train a model.

Vendor review

Integration

Your document system stays the system of record.

Connected sources

What an engagement holds to

PrototypeOn your own wordings. Fixed investment, agreed before work starts

BuildFrom $30,000, with deliverables in writing

MonthlyFrom $7,500, with hosting, support and model usage included

Training on your contentNever

Questions

Which lines of business is this for?

Any line where the paper is written for the deal. If your documents are mostly standard forms, a shared product will usually serve you better, and we will say so on the first call.

Does the engine make underwriting or claims decisions?

No. It finds, drafts and flags. Your people make every decision.

Will you pass our vendor review?

We hold SOC 2 and ISO 27001, and the platform has had an independent penetration test. Send us your questionnaire and we answer it in writing.

Who owns what gets built?

What the system learns from your documents belongs to you. The terms for taking it with you are written into the agreement before the build starts.

What is the investment?

The prototype is a fixed investment, agreed before work starts. Builds from $30,000. Then from $7,500 a month, with hosting, support and model usage included.

Guides

Policy wordingsDrafting policy wordings from your own precedents EndorsementsReading policies with the endorsements that amend them Binding authorityBinding authority and program agreements across carriers Treaty wordingsTreaty and facultative wordings from your clause library Build or buyShould an MGA build its own document tools? Contract certaintyContract certainty across several forms ClaimsChecking a claim against policy cover GlossaryPolicy, claims and reinsurance terms, defined InvestmentInvesting in workflow automation CompareShared product or your own engine Vendor reviewWhere we stand on each control

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Book a demo, sign the NDA, and get a working prototype on your own documents.

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