The Claims Analyst reads first notices of loss and claims laundry lists as they arrive, extracts the record your handler needs, and shows why every flag fired. Coverage decisions stay human, and every transition is audited.
Notice read in full: 214 pages, litigation attached. Date of loss 06-15 falls inside the policy period; policy PL-4471 matched. Fatality indicated on page 3: severe-event watchlist triggered, escalated for immediate review. Acknowledgement letter pre-drafted from your approved template.
Two jobs, one Analyst, one audit trail.
Email plus attachments, read on arrival: the claim record extracted, severe events and exclusion language flagged, the acknowledgement drafted for your analyst to send.
Explore FNOL intake →Thousands of rows in any cedent layout, scored against your hazard vocabulary and problem jurisdictions, with the reasoning shown on every flag.
Explore laundry lists →PDF, Excel, Word, and image attachments read on arrival, structured into the record your system needs, traceable to source.
Severity criteria, hazard vocabulary, and escalation rules become configuration you can inspect and tune, and it stays when people leave.
Coverage stays with your handlers. Ambiguous cases stop and wait for review, and every transition is audited.
“The beauty of Brisc was taking about 80% of the manual labour away, so people can focus on underwriting instead of data entry.”
No. The Analyst prepares the structured record, flags exclusions and severity indicators against your criteria, and drafts the acknowledgement. Coverage decisions stay with your handlers, and every extracted field is visible and editable before anything moves forward.
The Analyst detects multi-loss notices and flags them. Splitting them into separate claims is a manual step today: your analyst confirms the boundaries rather than the AI guessing at them.
Your analyst, always. Brisc drafts from your templates with claim and policy variables filled in and gaps highlighted. A human reviews, edits, and sends.
No. Your claims system stays the system of record. The Analyst handles intake, extraction, and first-level review, and hands structured output to your handlers and your existing system.
No. The Claims Analyst handles live claims work: notices and laundry lists as they arrive. The periodic claims data files your partners send are handled by the Bordereaux Analyst: ingestion, validation, and export to your claims system.
SOC 2 Type II, GDPR and CCPA compliant. Every customer runs in a dedicated tenant on Microsoft Azure, your data never trains our models, and every claim carries a complete audit trail.
30 minutes, no slide deck. We run your notices and your lists.
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