Ten claim files, please
Complete files with every document in order, gathered by search and delivered through expiring links the same day.
10 files · 312 documents · same day
A claim is a pile of documents with a deadline attached. paless reads the pile: OCR extracts the facts from photos and forms, and Pal, the EU sovereign AI assistant, finds the governing clause and cites it, while the file stays complete on European servers.
The answer to a claim sits in a policy written years ago. Someone has to find the paragraph before the clock runs out.
Photos from phones, scanned forms, emailed PDFs: a single water damage arrives in five formats and lands in three inboxes.
Missing documents surface at the worst moment. A claim file that is not complete is a decision that is not defensible.
A payout question is answered by the policy wording and the evidence, in that order. Pal reads both, returns the clause with its section number, and leaves a file where every answer shows what it stood on.
Photos, forms and policies are OCRed on arrival: text, tables and figures, ready to search and ask.
Ask whether a policy covers the case, and Pal answers from the wording, section named, exclusions included.
Ask Pal what is still missing from a file and get a list drawn from your own claims checklist, while the case is young.
“Does the Keller policy cover water damage from a burst pipe?”
Yes, buildings and contents both; gradual leaks are excluded under §4.2. The 2023 renewal did not change the section.
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Six steps of claims work that stop being handwork.
Photos from the insured, broker emails and scanned forms land in one claim file, sorted on arrival.
Motor, household, liability: Pal learns how your teams file and routes new documents accordingly.
OCR pulls text, tables and figures out of forms and pictures, so the damage report is data, not decoration.
Full text search across policies, endorsements and claims: the clause, the client, the comparable case.
Pal drafts the request for missing documents or the status letter, grounded in the claim; your handler approves and sends.
Loss adjusters and external counsel get expiring links to exactly the documents that concern them.
Complete files with every document in order, gathered by search and delivered through expiring links the same day.
10 files · 312 documents · same day
Intake does not queue behind people: documents are OCRed, filed and made searchable as they arrive, whatever the weather did.
sorted on arrival · searchable at once
Policy, endorsements and last year's letters in one search; Pal summarizes the differences and cites the sections.
found 14:20 · answered 14:24
Policies and claims hold finances, health and homes. paless keeps them on isolated European infrastructure under European law: AES 256 at rest, TLS 1.3 in transit, redundant storage in separate European data centers, no US CLOUD Act exposure, and an AI that never leaves the EU.
Yes: expiring links for a single case, or their own login that sees only the files you grant.
OCR extracts text, tables and figures from photos and scans, so evidence is searchable the moment it arrives.
It stays on isolated European infrastructure, encrypted with AES 256, with no US cloud in the chain and no exposure to the US CLOUD Act.
The archive exports in a structured format compatible with the open source paperless-ngx project; every claim file leaves complete.
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