GenAIM reads the same messy documents a person would and applies your methodology for that workflow, captured in playbooks, producing source-traced recommendations in underwriting and assessments in claims, for your team to approve.
Automating the judgment‑heavy, complex workflows in specialty insurance, in underwriting and in claims. One engine, one governance model, a playbook per workflow.
A claim file in, a source-traced assessment out, the chronology built, breaches and the causation path called out against accepted standards of care, similar closed claims surfaced from your own book. Days, not months, to the insurer’s own position, instead of waiting for a response from panel.
See how a claim runs →An application in, a source-traced recommendation out, scored against your risk appetite and underwriting guidelines, checked against its own exhibits, gaps chased as tracked actions. Hours, not days, to a recommendation your underwriter approves.
See how an application runs →The same engine on your claims line’s playbook.
Explore →The same engine on your line’s risk appetite and underwriting guidelines.
Explore →Evidence by design, every finding traced to its source. Human gates at every judgment, your team verifies flagged findings, reviews and approves. Your methodology, captured in playbooks, applied consistently on every file. In your tenancy, on your infrastructure or ours.
Across twenty-five years of building automation systems, I've seen the same barrier in every industry. Structured processes can be automated end to end. But the moment a process involves unstructured documents and expert judgment, automation stops.
Founded & exited ASX-listed company; sold to Huawei
Led the AI Innovation Lab; 2× TM Forum Awards
4 years, London; claims automation for a major UK motor insurer
Advisors. Two former KPMG Partners with 40 years of combined corporate finance experience.
"I've spent my career building systems that hit the judgment barrier.
GenAIM breaks through it."
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