From first notice of loss to recovery: processes with tracked steps and defined approval points.
Insurance volumes swing, documents are scattered and every decision must be explainable to the regulator. Aginies runs claims intake, renewals, underwriting document processing and subrogation on one orchestration layer; adjuster assignment and payment approval stay with people.
Storm-day capacity
Loss notices pile up at the call centre; waiting erodes satisfaction.
Document chaos
Underwriting and claim files arrive in every format; missing documents stall the process.
Unexplainable decisions
The model produced an output with no rationale; indefensible to regulator and customer.
Missed recovery
Third-party liability stays buried in files; recovery opportunities are lost.
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Voice claims intake (FNOL)
The customer calls and describes it; policy found by plate, cover checked, claim opened and adjuster assigned.
Policy renewal offer
Policies re-priced, sharp increases go to approval; customer accepts with one tap and the policy is issued.
Underwriting document extraction
Medical reports and labs read and assessed against the manual; underwriters only see files above threshold.
Motor claim photo assessment
Damage detected from photos, estimate built from parts and labour, adjuster only approves; repair slot booked.
Subrogation recovery
Closed claims scanned, the at-fault party's insurer identified, and the demand sent after counsel approval.
- Privacy-compliant processing with sensitive data masking
- Mandatory human approval on payment and rejection decisions
- A reasoned, timestamped trail for every claim decision
- On-premise or in-country dedicated region options
Time to move from experimenting with AI to transforming with it.
In a 30-minute discovery session we take your 2–3 priority business problems, show a live demo of a similar scenario, and draft a roadmap that starts with the Value layer.
- Your 2–3 priority problems
- Live demo of a similar scenario
- Roadmap starting with value analysis