Manual review bottlenecked insurance claims. Now, AI extracts text and ticked checkboxes, freeing a two-person team to evaluate validity.
A global law firm with over 5,000 employees handles complex insurance claims on behalf of clients, requiring detailed review of diverse claim forms.
Assessing the validity and value of insurance claims required extensive manual document review, including the visually difficult task of identifying...
“With Luminance automating much the claims process, our team can better focus its expertise on helping clients to manage claims and limit indemnity spend.”
Global law firm specializing in insurance, transport, energy, and infrastructure.
AI platform for legal contract intelligence and document analysis.
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A global law firm with over 5,000 employees handles complex insurance claims on behalf of clients, requiring detailed review of diverse claim forms.
Assessing the validity and value of insurance claims required extensive manual document review, including the visually difficult task of identifying...
“With Luminance automating much the claims process, our team can better focus its expertise on helping clients to manage claims and limit indemnity spend.”
Global law firm specializing in insurance, transport, energy, and infrastructure.
AI platform for legal contract intelligence and document analysis.
Clyde & Co's Claims processing is part of this use case:
Related implementations across industries and use cases
Complex regulations outpaced manual review capacity. Lawyers now use custom playbooks to automate compliance checks directly in Word.
Manually hunting for clauses in scattered playbooks consumed half of review time. Now, AI handles first-pass reviews and instant queries.
Legal teams manually reviewed inconsistent guidelines. AI now extracts clauses and summarizes obligations for rapid compliance checks.
Teams manually transcribed complex 300-page tax forms. Now, a specialist annotates one page and AI trains custom extraction models.
Specialists spent 25 minutes manually reading medical documents. Now, AI summarizes them in seconds, accelerating expert review.
Scattered systems delayed risk decisions. Now, an AI assistant grounded in live search lets experts instantly compare complex policies.
Adjusters spent up to two hours manually reviewing hundreds of claims notes. Now, secure AI summarizes complex case files in minutes.
Manual PII review across complex spreadsheets risked regulatory delays. Deloitte used AI extraction to boost review efficiency 50-60%.
Manual entry bottlenecked service contracts. Now, AI extracts handwritten text and validates against SAP, routing deviations to humans.