
Real-world applications that drive measurable results
Insurance claims rely on massive manual review—photos, invoices, reports, and IDs—slowing down payout cycles. An OCR and LLM pipeline can extract data from claims, verify required documents, and flag inconsistencies, while computer vision checks attached images (like car damage) for authenticity, auto-generating structured reports for adjusters.
Fraudulent or exaggerated claims cost insurers billions annually. ML models can detect anomalies by comparing claim patterns, and a relationship-graph engine can link suspicious entities (like shared bank accounts or addresses). A visual dashboard then provides investigators with explainable AI reasoning for why a claim was flagged.
Underwriters manually assess applicant data from various sources, slowing approval and causing inconsistent scoring. An AI assistant can aggregate applicant data (vehicle, health, credit history) to suggest risk tiers and generate transparent reasoning for its recommendations, all customizable to the insurer's rules.
Clients and brokers bombard call centres with repetitive queries like claim status, policy details, and proof-of-insurance. A WhatsApp or web chatbot, integrated into the policy management backend, can instantly handle requests like 'track my claim' or 'download policy' using RAG for accuracy.
Executives lack visibility into claim trends and risk exposure. A real-time dashboard can show claims per region, cause, amount, and fraud probability, featuring an AI summarisation module ('Claims for hail damage up 27%...') and exportable reports for management.
Why AI matters for insurers
A short-term insurer's claim-verification process, when reliant on manual review of photos, invoices, and reports, leads to significant payout delays and an inability to detect sophisticated fraudulent patterns.
An AI claims engine automates the reading and cross-verification of documents. It analyses photos for damage consistency and flags anomalies or duplicate claims, integrating directly with the insurer's CRM to trigger workflows.