Brisc reads first notices of loss as they arrive, email plus attachments, and extracts the record your handler needs to open the claim. It drafts the acknowledgement, flags severe events and possible exclusions, and queues anything that needs senior eyes.
One extraction pass across PDF, Excel, Word, PowerPoint and images. Every field carries its source document, so the record can be checked.
Severe-event keywords are flagged on arrival, so the file that needs a senior handler surfaces first.
Wording that may touch an exclusion is surfaced. The coverage call stays with your handler.
One document describing several losses is flagged as such. Splitting stays a human decision, deliberately.
Five templates, auto-filled with claim and policy variables, grouped by carrier, gaps highlighted. Edit, then send. A human is in the loop on every one.
The standard acknowledgement, variables filled from the record.
Acknowledgement plus the document schedule you need back.
Closure confirmation, drafted from the file’s final state.
Drafted for the handler; the position itself is always theirs.
Drafted only on your handler’s instruction. Never automatic.
Every transition is recorded: who, when, from what state. Severity sits on an editable one-to-six scale, and the detected keywords behind a flag are one click away.
FNOL intake is job one. Job two reads bulk claims laundry lists and finds the claims that matter.
Honest answer: your handler splits them today. The Analyst reads each notice it is given and flags multi-loss content it detects inside a document, but it doesn’t automatically split one submission into five claims. Splitting stays a human decision.
No. The Analyst extracts the record, drafts the acknowledgement, and surfaces severe-event and exclusion keywords it detected. Coverage positions, reservations and denials are your handler’s call, made with the evidence in front of them.
Your analyst, always. Brisc drafts it from the right template, fills the claim and policy variables, and highlights any gaps. A person reviews, edits if needed, and sends.
The notice email plus whatever rides with it: PDF, Excel, Word, PowerPoint and images. No template for brokers or cedents to fill in, no format mandate.
SOC 2 Type II, GDPR and CCPA compliant. Every customer runs in a dedicated tenant on Microsoft Azure, your data never trains our models, and every lifecycle transition is audited and exportable.
30 minutes, no slide deck. We run real notices and show the record, the flags, and the drafted acknowledgement.
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