Insurance Operations AI

Turn messy insurance emails into structured claim-ready summaries in under 60 seconds.

Reduce manual triage, cut back-and-forth, improve intake consistency, accelerate assignment, and standardize first-pass review for claims operations teams.

Typical processing time: under 60 seconds.

Built first for claims operations and intake triage teams.

Built to assist handlers and brokers, not replace human review.

Positioned as operational augmentation, not autonomous claims handling.

Built in Quebec Insurance workflow focused Human-reviewed outputs Configurable routing controls

Email-first by design

Built for teams where inbound claim communication already starts in email.

Workflow-aware outputs

Separates new claim intake from claim updates and routes by context.

Operationally transparent

Produces structured summaries with confidence and source metadata.

Simple 3-step intake flow

1

Forward intake emails

Use your existing shared inbox or mailbox forwarding rules.

2

AI extracts and structures

Message intent, key fields, and missing information are normalized.

3

Teams review, route, respond

Handlers review outputs and move work forward with suggested next steps.

Pilot deployments can be configured around existing shared mailboxes and routing processes.

One complete intake-to-routing flow

Broker sends

Subject: Auto claim - Ontario guardrail collision

Client hit a guardrail in Ontario yesterday evening.
Vehicle is not drivable.
Driver: Alex Martin.
Policy appears to be P-447921.
Please advise what is needed to open and route this claim.

System returns

Workflow: claim_intake
Claim status: New Claim
Loss type: Motor Vehicle Collision
Claimant: Alex Martin
Policy number: P-447921
Incident date: needs confirmation
Missing info: callback number, exact incident time
Suggested next steps: request missing fields and confirm towing status
Routing suggestion: Auto FNOL queue

Built around the bottleneck teams feel every day

Lower handling time

Shortens intake preparation by delivering a structured summary instead of raw threads.

Fewer back-and-forth requests

Flags missing information early so handlers can request everything in one pass.

More consistent triage under SLA pressure

Applies a repeatable workflow structure across inbound claim communication.

Faster onboarding for junior staff

Provides clear suggested next steps so newer team members can execute with confidence.

Focused on the intake, triage, normalization, routing, and missing-information bottleneck rather than end-to-end lifecycle automation.

Messy email to structured FNOL summary in one review loop

1

Messy broker email

Unstructured intake details arrive with mixed signal quality.

2

Processing + validation

Workflow classification and extraction run with control checks.

3

Structured FNOL summary

Key fields and missing info are normalized for handler review.

4

Suggested next steps

Routing-ready action guidance supports faster queue assignment.

Input: Broker email

Subject: Urgent claim update

Insured had a water leak overnight at 14 Oak Lane.
Kitchen and basement affected.
Policy 77-93811. Please advise next steps.
Attachments: photos + invoice.

Processing

Classification: claim_intake
Signals extracted: loss type, address, policy, attachment set
Validation checks: sender policy, workflow entitlement, webhook signature

Output: FNOL summary

Claim status: New Claim
Loss type: Water Damage
Location: 14 Oak Lane
Policy: 77-93811
Missing info: date of loss, callback number

Suggested next steps

Recommended queue: Property Intake
Handler action: request missing fields and assign adjuster
SLA marker: intake summary ready for review

Animated walkthrough loop: approximately 30 seconds.

Adopts into current operations with minimal workflow disruption

First Notice of Loss (FNOL), end to end

  1. Inbound FNOL email arrives from broker or insured.
  2. Message is classified and normalized with claim context extraction.
  3. Missing fields are flagged for follow-up before handler assignment.
  4. Routing-ready summary is delivered to the right operational queue.

Controls surfaced for operational confidence

Built for real insurance intake operations

Designed for real intake workflows

Inbound Ingestion

Consumes inbound email events and normalizes message + attachment context for downstream processing.

Classification + Extraction

Classifies message intent and extracts claim context, missing information, and routing signals.

Summary Dispatch

Delivers structured text and HTML summaries to operational inboxes with suggested actions.

Attachment Intelligence

Flags attachment counts, types, and categories so adjusters can triage without manual parsing.

Built with controls, policy, and runbooks in mind

Workflow packages aligned to current platform tiers

Core Intake

Starting at $499/month

Core workflow automation

For teams that need reliable claim intake triage and structured summary delivery.

  • Inbound ingestion and normalization
  • Core classification and extraction
  • Summary email dispatch
  • Workflow-aware routing logic
  • Standard onboarding and implementation support

Pricing shown as baseline guidance. Final pricing depends on workflow scope, routing configuration, and rollout requirements.

Capability Core Intake Workflow Pro
Email ingestion + parsing Included Included
Workflow-aware routing Core Advanced
Attachment intelligence Limited Included
Workflow entitlements + plan-limit messaging Not included Included
Workflow-specific entitlement controls for teams handling multiple intake types Not included Included
Implementation support level Standard Priority

Interested in piloting Claim Intake Assistant?

The product currently operates through an email-first surface. A dedicated product portal can be layered on top, but today the platform is already built for practical operational usage.