From scanned loss runs to clean claims trends.
Payments against reserves. Open against closed. Shock losses separated from frequency. Every figure cites the page it came from.
The GL desk
Three things that slow your GL desk down.
Multi-carrier, multi-year, often faxed. Someone re-keys thirty claims into a spreadsheet before anyone can see whether the pattern is frequency or one bad accident.
Same-day acknowledgment is table stakes. The first credible response sets the terms. Slow answers move the account.
check w/ S. Chen — do we still write roofing subs?
Class-code exclusions, minimum SIRs, subcontractor rules, revenue bands. The manual is tribal knowledge. The file holds documents, not reasoning.
The GL desk
From ACORD 125 to signed-off decision.
Every loss run parsed into a trend. Every guideline running as a rule. Every decision recorded as it happens.
Live · one submission, end to end
One loss run, broker email to decided file.
ACORD 125s in any format, multi-carrier scanned loss runs, subcontractor schedules, supplements. Parsed before anyone opens the file.
Paid against reserves, open against closed, year by year. Frequency separated from severity, and the one shock loss separated from both.
Revenue inconsistent across documents, missing class codes, a loss-run gap. Surfaced instantly, with chase context attached while the account is still warm.
Class-code exclusions, revenue bands, minimum SIRs, subcontractor rules. Referral triggers fire before hours are spent.
Referrals arrive with the claims trend and evidence assembled. Quote terms stay your call. Override anytime, and the why is recorded with who and when.
Every figure cites its source page. The rules that fired are versioned. The decision record exists by the time you have decided.
Explainability
Nothing on this screen is a guess.
Every figure traces to the page it came from. Every rule shows the condition it evaluated. When two documents disagree, both are shown and the choice is explained.
Appetite
Built for the GL classes you write.
Venue
The loss run isn’t the only variable.
The same claim resolves differently by jurisdiction. Venue is a rating and appetite input, and it belongs in the file with everything else.
Labor Law §240 drives construction severity. Action-over exposure decides sub-heavy accounts.
Litigation volume and reform still settling. Hospitality and habitational premises claims run hot.
Anti-indemnity constraints limit risk transfer. Certificate and additional-insured discipline matters more.
See it on a submission you actually write.
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