Policy extraction and analysis
Term-by-term extraction across multi-page policies and endorsements.
The same Task and Activity shape Kodexa runs for AP and financial spreading, scoped to policy administration, claims intake, and underwriting. Design partner work in progress today. General availability in 2026.
An FNOL or claims packet arrives — by email, portal, or file drop — alongside the policy it relates to. The platform extracts the policy terms, classifies the claim, validates against the policy and your underwriting rules, and surfaces the cases that need adjuster judgment. The clear cases route through automatically. The cases with policy ambiguity, missing documents, or coverage edge-cases land as Tasks in front of the right adjuster, with the policy and the claim packet open.
extract policy + claim
underwriting rules · coverage check
automated path · post + notify
approved → pay · rejected → decline + notify
Same shape as AP and lending. Different document, different rules, same workflow.
Term-by-term extraction across multi-page policies and endorsements.
Compare a new submission against book-of-business benchmarks.
Multi-document packets with attachments, photos, and third-party reports.
Different Plans for property, casualty, specialty.
The same audit and security posture as AP and Spreading. SOC-2 Type II.
Claims intake is in design-partner work today with one specialty insurer. General availability is targeted for 2026. We're taking on a small number of additional design partners now; if you'd like to be one of them, the contact form is below.
When it's live, the platform can't do anything your claims team couldn't do. Same rules, same guardrails, same audit trail.
The same authoring surface, runtime, and Knowledge layer that runs AP and lending today will run claims when it's live. The Product page is where Knowledge, Workflow, and Studio live.
A design partner runs Kodexa on real claims work alongside our team and shapes the product before GA. We'd like to talk if you're a specialty carrier with a high-judgment intake process.