BRISC Claims Bordereaux AnALYST
Clean Claims Bordereaux. Without the Manual Work.
Field mapping. Header normalization. Status remapping. Financial validation. Exception flagging.
All handled before a single record touches your claims system.
The Bottleneck Nobody Talks About
Everyone focuses on claims handling. But before your adjusters or your system ever see a claim, someone has to make the data usable. That’s the pre-ingestion layer — and for most carriers and MGAs running delegated authority programs, it’s entirely manual.
Every program and cedant sends claims bordereaux differently.
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Analysts spend days pre-processing before ingestion.
New programs and treaty parters mean new formats — and an engineering ticket.
Errors slip through and compound downstream.
The process doesn’t scale with your book.
From Raw Files to Export-Ready Output. No Manual Steps.
1. Ingest the Raw Claims Bordereaux
Upload or forward the claims bordereaux as it arrives from your program partner or cedant — Excel, CSV, PDF, any format. Brisc reads the file structure, identifies the header layout, and applies the correct mapping configuration automatically. No manual file prep required.
2. Normalize, Validate, and Flag Exceptions
Brisc maps fields to your data schema, normalizes headers, remaps status values (Open / Closed / Re-Open), handles financial fields as inception-to-date values, and deduplicates records. Exceptions — missing fields, unrecognized statuses, financial discrepancies — are flagged with clear explanations before anything reaches your system.
3. Deliver Clean, Export Ready Output
Brisc hands off a validated, structured output that’s ready for ingestion into IMS, Insurity, SICS, ReinsuranceMaster, Sequel Re, or your claims system of record. Your team reviews flagged exceptions, approves the file, and ingests with confidence. Full audit trail on every mapping, validation, and exception.
| Manual Pre-Processing | With Brisc | |
|---|---|---|
| New format onboarding | Engineering ticket. Days or weeks in the queue. | ✓ Business users configure mapping in minutes. No engineering dependency. |
| Header normalization | Analyst manually remaps columns every file, every month. | ✓ Automatic. Applied on ingestion based on recognized patterns. |
| Status remapping | Manual lookup and conversion per program’s status codes. | ✓ Configured once per program or treaty. Applied automatically to every file. |
| Financial validation | Analyst checks ITD vs. incremental conventions manually. Errors caught downstream. | ✓ Validated on ingestion. ITD handling applied consistently. Discrepancies flagged before IMS. |
| Deduplication | Manual cross-referencing against prior bordereaux. | ✓ Automated. Duplicate records identified and flagged with source references. |
| Exception handling | Errors found after ingestion, during reconciliation or reporting. | ✓ Exceptions surfaced before ingestion with clear explanations for analyst review. |
| Audit trail | Tribal knowledge. No documentation of mapping decisions. | ✓ Complete audit trail on every field mapping, validation rule, and exception. |
| Scaling with new programs and treaty partners | Linear: more programs or cedants = more analyst hours = eventually more hires. | ✓ Flat: new programs or cedant treaties add configuration, not workload. |
Real-Time Insights and Instant Processing
As files come in Brisc processes them and makes them available for insights in real-time.
No More Engineering Bottleneck
New program formats are onboarded by your operations team, not your dev team. No tickets. No queue. No dependency on engineering availability to get claims data into your system.
Tribal Knowledge Becomes Auditable Logic
Mapping rules, validation logic, and exception criteria are captured in Brisc’s configuration layer. Documented, repeatable, and consistent regardless of who’s working that day.
Errors Are Caught Before They Compound
Exceptions are surfaced before ingestion — not after, when a reconciliation doesn’t balance or a reinsurer’s report doesn’t match. Flagging issues upstream prevents expensive downstream cleanup.
Monthly Crunch Becomes a Steady Process
Instead of a monthly sprint where your team manually pre-processes files against a deadline, Brisc handles files as they arrive. Consistent, continuous, and done before the month-end crunch.
New Programs Don’t Mean New Hires
Your book grows. Your team stays the same size. Every new program partner adds a configuration entry, not a headcount request. The process that works at 15 programs still works at 50.
Your Claims System Gets Clean Data, Every Time
IMS, FileHandler, whatever your claims SOR is — it receives validated, mapped, deduplicated data. Better data in means better reporting, better reserves, and better reinsurer confidence out.
Built for delegated authority and reinsurance claims operations
Domain-Trained AI That Understands Your Business.
Understands Claims Bordereaux
Brisc is domain-trained on claims bordereaux structures — paid amounts, reserved amounts, ITD conventions, loss types, policy references, claimant data. It doesn’t need to be taught what a claims bordereaux looks like.
Handles Any Format
Excel, CSV, PDF. Different column orders, different header labels, different status conventions. Brisc adapts to the data as it arrives rather than requiring the data to conform to a rigid template.
Deploys in Weeks
Typical deployment: 2–6 weeks. Parallel run alongside your current manual process to validate accuracy before going live. No system integration required for initial deployment.
Enterprise Security
SOC 2 Type II certified. CCPA compliant. Secure, isolated customer environments on Microsoft Azure. Active Directory RBAC. Complete audit trails on every file processed.
Predictable Pricing The Scales With Your Book
Per-Program Pricing
Based on the number of programs and bordereaux volume — not per-user or per-record fees.
Unlimited Users
Your entire claims operations team has access to Brisc's analyst. No per-seat charges.
Scale With Your Books
Add programs without proportional cost increases. The economics improve as your book grows.
For reinsurers ingesting claims bordereaux
at treaty scale
A reinsurance carrier running quota-share, excess-of-loss, or facultative-obligatory programs receives claims and loss bordereaux from every cedant on every treaty, every reporting period — and every cedant uses different formats, different status conventions, and different timing. Manual pre-processing scales linearly with the treaty count. The Brisc Claims Bordereaux Analyst handles this exact pattern:
Treaty-by-treaty configuration
Each cedant's format becomes a configured mapping — once. New treaties don't mean new engineering tickets.
ITD and incremental field handling
Paid, reserved, recovered, and salvage figures normalised to your reinsurance admin platform's expectations, whether that's SICS, ReinsuranceMaster, Sequel Re, or in-house.
Status remapping per cedant
Open / Closed / Reopened conventions vary by ceding company; configured once per treaty, applied automatically.
Audit trail per treaty
Every mapping decision and exception is documented — useful at year-end review, treaty renewal, and audit.
Stop Pre-Processing Claims
Bordereaux Manually
See how the Claims Bordereaux Analyst handles your formats, your validation rules, and your SOR requirements — in a 30-minute walkthrough using your own data.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a claims bordereaux and why is processing it difficult?
A claims bordereaux (sometimes called a loss bordereaux) is a detailed report of claims activity — including paid amounts, reserved amounts, loss dates, claimant information, and policy or treaty references — sent by MGAs and program partners to carriers, and by ceding companies to their reinsurers. Processing is difficult because every program partner sends these in a different format: different column headers, different field orders, different status codes, different financial conventions (inception-to-date vs. incremental). For carriers and MGAs managing 15–20+ programs, this means receiving 60 or more structural variations every month, each requiring manual normalization before the data can be ingested into the claims system of record.
How does Brisc handle different claims bordereaux formats?
Brisc’s Claims Bordereaux Analyst recognizes the structure of each incoming file and applies the correct mapping configuration automatically. When a new format variation arrives, business users configure the mapping directly — no engineering tickets or development work required. The agent handles header normalization, field mapping, status code remapping (e.g., converting partner-specific status labels to your Open/Closed/Re-Open convention), financial field validation as ITD values, and deduplication. Exceptions are flagged with explanations before any data reaches your claims system.
Does the Claims Bordereaux Analyst replace our claims system?
No. Brisc sits between the incoming raw file and your claims system of record — IMS, FileHandler, SICS, ReinsuranceMaster, Sequel Re, or equivalent. It handles the pre-ingestion layer — everything that currently requires manual analyst work to make the data system-ready. Your claims system continues to operate exactly as it does today, but it receives cleaner, validated data.
What happens when a new program partner sends a format we haven’t seen?
Your ops team configures the new mapping directly in Brisc — no engineering involvement required. This is a core design principle: the mapping layer is owned by operations, not IT. New format onboarding takes minutes, not the days or weeks typical of engineering-dependent processes.
How long does it take to deploy the Claims Bordereaux Analyst?
Typical deployment is 2–6 weeks. During the discovery phase, you provide sample claims bordereaux and your IMS field requirements. Brisc configures the agent to your data formats, mapping rules, and validation criteria. You then run a parallel process — manual alongside Brisc — to validate accuracy before going live. No system integration is required for initial deployment.
Is the Claims Bordereaux Analyst secure?
Yes. Brisc is SOC 2 Type II certified and CCPA compliant. Each customer deployment runs in a secure, isolated environment on Microsoft Azure with Active Directory RBAC for access controls. Every file processed includes a complete audit trail covering field mappings, validation decisions, and exceptions flagged.
How is this different from the Brisc Claims Analyst (FNOL triage)?
The Claims Bordereaux Analyst and the Claims Analyst solve different problems. The Claims Analyst handles real-time FNOL triage — ingesting claims notifications as they arrive, extracting details, scoring severity, and routing for adjuster review. The Claims Bordereaux Analyst handles periodic claims data reporting — the monthly bordereaux files from program partners that need to be cleaned, validated, and ingested into your claims system. One is about incoming claim events in real time. The other is about claims data management at the portfolio and program level.
Is the Claims Bordereaux Analyst built for reinsurers as well as carriers and MGAs?
Yes. The same engine ingests claims bordereaux whether they arrive from an MGA on a delegated-authority program, from a cedant on a quota-share or excess-of-loss treaty, or from a TPA on a reinsurance fac-obligatory arrangement. Output is configured per destination — your claims system of record (IMS, FileHandler), your reinsurance admin platform (SICS, ReinsuranceMaster, Sequel Re), or any combination. Reinsurers running 100+ treaties typically see the highest leverage because each new cedant otherwise means a new format and a new engineering ticket; with Brisc, each new cedant adds a configuration entry and the existing dictionary covers most of the structure.