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Acquisition
Find and qualify the right prospects.
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Prospect researcher
- Analyses prospect data
- Personalises digital campaigns
- Scores leads
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Market analyst
- Spots market trends
- Segments customers
Software for insurers. AI employees read claim documents, check them against the policy, score fraud risk and send each claim down the right path. Your adjusters approve what matters.
The problem
From the first lead to the final claim, a policy passes through many teams and systems. Every hand-over adds re-typing, waiting and room for error. Customers feel each delay, most of all when they make a claim.
One policy, six hand-overs
Staff type the same data from forms, invoices and medical summaries into several systems.
Sales, policy administration, finance and claims each hold part of the picture, so work waits at every hand-over.
More claims are met with more people, not with better processes. Medical costs keep rising too.
A fast, clear claim is the moment a customer decides to stay. A slow or confusing one is when they leave.
AI employees
Each AI employee has one job description and its own access rights, and works only on that job. Together they cover the whole policy lifecycle. Every one of them reports to a person on your team.
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Find and qualify the right prospects.
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Help prospects choose and apply.
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Underwrite, issue the policy and collect premiums.
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Answer policyholders and keep records current.
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Assess claims and investigate the unusual ones.
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Keep policies in force and renew them.
Prospect researcher · Market analyst
Find and qualify the right prospects.
Product advisor · Sales assistant
Help prospects choose and apply.
Policy issuer · Payment manager
Underwrite, issue the policy and collect premiums.
Service agent · Account keeper
Answer policyholders and keep records current.
Claim assessor · Claim investigator
Assess claims and investigate the unusual ones.
Retention analyst · Loyalty manager
Keep policies in force and renew them.
Oversight
An AI supervisor checks the quality of every AI employee’s work and reports it to the people responsible on your team.
Role names are examples. You choose which AI employees to start with.
How it connects
Agentic Insurance is software you run. Matajari delivers it and sets it up with your IT team, connected to the systems you already have.
Where requests arrive from customers, agents and staff.
Gives each task to the right AI employee and applies your rules and approval steps.
Reads, writes and reasons. Models can be swapped without rebuilding the rest, so you are not tied to one AI vendor.
Connects through secure interfaces and your workflow engine.
Stay the system of record.
Health records and personal data stay in your own data centre or private cloud.
Workloads that need more computing power, such as reading large batches of documents, can run in a cloud environment you approve.
How a claim moves
Every claim follows the same path. Simple claims go straight through. Anything complex or unusual goes to an adjuster, with the groundwork already done.
The customer sends photos of the invoice, medical summary and ID card by web, chat or email.
Text recognition (OCR) reads each page and picks out the fields that matter.
Coverage, benefits and limits are checked against the policy. The claim gets a complexity score and a fraud-risk score.
Your rules choose the route: confidence, claim value and risk score against thresholds your team sets.
Three routes
High confidence, low value and low risk: approved automatically. Your team still reviews a sample of these.
Moves to the front of an adjuster’s queue, with the documents already summarised.
An adjuster or investigator decides, with the AI’s findings and evidence attached.
The customer hears the outcome and approved claims are paid. Every step is on record.
The thresholds and the size of the review sample are your own settings.
What it checks
Before a claim reaches the decision gate, the AI reads the documents, looks for signs of fraud and checks the claim against the policy.
Photos and scans become structured data, so nobody has to type them in.
Invoices, medical summaries, diagnosis letters and ID cards arrive as photos or scans.
Text recognition (OCR) turns each page into text.
The layout is read to find fields such as patient name, service date, diagnosis and amount billed.
Rules and models check each field and give it a confidence score. Low scores go to a person.
Each claim is scored from several angles at once, and every score comes with the reasons behind it.
A model trained on your own confirmed fraud cases.
Flags claims that do not fit the normal pattern.
Finds unusual links between members, providers and agents.
Notices odd wording or document formats.
The same policy rules are applied the same way to every claim.
Is the treatment covered by the policy and its riders?
Which benefit does the claim fall under?
How much of the annual and per-event limit is left?
Does any waiting period or exclusion apply?
Controls
AI employees prepare, check and recommend. Your people make the decisions that carry risk, and every step is on record.
Risk
Safeguard
Answers come only from a knowledge base you approve, and are checked against compliance rules before they go out.
Risk
Safeguard
The AI looks things up in curated sources and declines questions outside its remit instead of guessing.
Risk
Safeguard
Approval steps, a separate test environment and a full log of every action.
Risk
Safeguard
Personal data is masked, encrypted and visible only to the roles that need it.
Risk
Safeguard
A model layer that lets you change AI models without rebuilding.
Compliance stays your responsibility as the licensed insurer. The software gives you the controls and records to show it.
Implementation
A phased rollout lowers risk and lets your team learn at every step. Each phase delivers something your claims team can use before the next one starts.
Business case, data inventory, target architecture and an AI governance policy.
Digital claim intake and automatic data extraction for reimbursement claims.
Claims routed by complexity and risk, with model monitoring from day one.
A rules engine approves low-risk claims, and your team reviews a sample.
An internal knowledge assistant, medical summaries, and AI employees for sales, servicing and retention.
Coverage, riders, limits, waiting periods and exclusions.
Dates, claim types, amounts, status and timestamps.
Invoices, medical summaries, diagnosis letters and ID cards.
Diagnosis and procedure codes, the provider network and tariffs.
Which claims were approved or declined, and which were confirmed as fraud.
Small-value health claims, with document reading first and people approving every decision until the results earn trust.
Everything you need to know about Agentic Insurance.