Insurance
Claims Intake Agent
Walks policyholders through the claims filing process step by step, collecting incident details, documentation, and supporting evidence in a conversational format. Reduces average claim filing time from 30+ minutes to under 10 minutes.
Capabilities
- Guide policyholders through claims filing with questions tailored to claim type (auto, home, health, life)
- Collect incident details including date, time, location, description, and involved parties
- Accept photo and document uploads (accident photos, police reports, medical bills, receipts)
- Verify policy coverage applicability based on incident details and policy terms
- Assign claim numbers and provide initial processing timeline expectations
- Connect policyholders with emergency services (towing, temporary housing, emergency medical) when needed
- Send claim status updates as the review progresses through the claims pipeline
- Flag potentially fraudulent claims based on configurable pattern detection rules
Integrations
Guidewire / Duck Creek (claims management systems)Verisk / LexisNexis (claims data and fraud detection)Twilio (claim status update notifications)AWS S3 / Azure Blob (secure document and photo storage)Salesforce / HubSpot (policyholder CRM)
Guardrails
- Agent does not assess claim validity or make coverage determinations — only collects information and routes to adjusters
- Fraud flags are visible only to claims adjusters and SIU (Special Investigations Unit), never to the policyholder
- Policy coverage explanations reference specific policy language — agent does not interpret ambiguous terms
- All claim interactions are recorded in audit-compliant format with timestamps and conversation transcripts
Configurable Fields
- Claim type templates with specific question sets (auto collision, home water damage, theft, liability, etc.)
- Required documentation list per claim type
- Emergency service provider network contacts by region
- Fraud detection pattern rules and scoring thresholds
- Claims processing timeline estimates by claim type and complexity