For insurers, TPAs and brokers. We connect policy, claims and partner data so claims settle sooner and every rupee paid out is justified.
Most of a claim's time is spent waiting for documents and sign-offs. We show each wait, claim by claim.
Cost figures are illustrative, not woodfrog results, unless linked to a case.
Documents arrive by email and WhatsApp. Each claim waits in a queue nobody can see end to end.
Rules catch the obvious cases. Patterns across hospitals, garages and agents are hard to see one claim at a time.
Proposal forms are keyed by hand. Your own claims data rarely feeds back into pricing.
Warning signs sit in payments, service calls and agent notes. Nobody reads them together in time.
Returns are built in spreadsheets from several systems. Figures differ between finance, actuarial and operations.
Read only to start. Nothing changes in your core systems until you approve it.
A small team from Pune, India. The people who scope your problem are the people who build it.
Meet the team →Measured on your own numbers: claims TAT, leakage, renewals and cost per claim.
No. We read from the systems you already run, such as policy admin, claims and CRM, and build one governed store beside them. Nothing changes in your core systems until you approve it.
Yes. The data store can run on your own servers or in your own cloud account in an Indian region, on open formats. We work inside your IT, security and compliance rules.
We start read only and only touch the fields a use case needs. Access follows your existing roles, and the work is done under your data protection and confidentiality rules. We will agree the details with your security team before we begin.
No. AI reads documents, scores unusual claims and shows the reason, and your people make the decision. Every answer traces back to the source record, and each agent has a stop button.
It depends on the problem and how ready your data is. The first audit sets a plan for one problem, such as claims waiting time, and the first live view usually follows within the first weeks of the build.
