Enterprise AI orchestration across 10 value streams, powering autonomous decision-making with human-in-the-loop governance
$2.4B
Total GWP
↑ 18% YoY
92%
Client Retention
↑ 3.2%
~350
L4 Activities
Mapped
~1,700
L5 Tasks
Automated
24%
EBITDA Margin
↑ 420 bps
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AGENTIC COMPRESSION: FROM TASKS TO VALUE
The Compression Effect
Traditional process automation asks "how do we speed up each task?" Agentic transformation asks "what is the best possible output for this value stream element?" Agents work backwards from the output template, pulling only the minimum necessary data and human judgment—compressing ~1,700 tasks into coherent, outcome-driven clusters.
~1,700L5 Tasks
Individual manual activities across all value streams
Traditional transformations demand months of data cleansing before delivering value. Our agentic approach inverts this: AI agents continuously validate and enrich data as part of their daily work—flagging mismatches, reconciling discrepancies, and surfacing gaps while they manage renewals, process claims, and generate invoices. Clean data becomes an output of operations, not a prerequisite.
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One Lake, Many Rivers
Platforms become tributary rivers into an AI-optimized data lake organized by output and value-stream.
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Filter Gates (Agents)
Agents at each river mouth inspect, enrich, and map data into canonical schema—or push back corrections.
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Knowledge Graph Layer
Links policies to clients, clients to renewals, renewals to claims—so agents can reason about cause-and-effect.
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Agent Cache ↔ Cache
Agents share intermediate state through the lake and graph, enabling cache-to-cache communication.
River 1: Policy & Program Activation FlowIMP-A1
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AMS / Policy Admin
Raw policy data
Binders, endorsements
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Activation Filter Gate
Validates, normalizes, enriches
Clean policy records
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Data Lake
Canonical policy entities linked by knowledge graph
Program Activation State
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IMP-A1 Agent
→ Live Program Status
CoG outputs
↩️Rejection Flow: If coverage gaps, missing carriers, or term conflicts are detected, the filter gate sends structured "fix packs" back to AMS with specific correction requests instead of silently accepting bad data.
↩️Rejection Flow: When exposure data is stale or satisfaction scores conflict with service history, the filter gate flags these back to CRM/AMS teams with "please confirm" tasks, improving data quality at the source.
River 3: Financial & Commission FlowIMP-A2
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Billing / AR
Invoices & payments
Financial records
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Billing Filter Gate
Matches to policies, reconciles
Canonical invoices
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Data Lake
Invoice, commission, leakage tied to programs
Financial Flow State
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IMP-A2 Agent
→ Clean Invoice Sets
Reconciled financials
↩️Rejection Flow: When charges can't be matched to policies, rates don't align with contracts, or systematic leakage patterns are detected, the filter gate generates prioritized worklists for AR and finance teams.
River 4: Claims & Risk Management FlowCLAIMS
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Claims Systems
Loss notices, reserves
Raw claims data
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Claims Filter Gate
Links to policies, validates coverage
Structured loss events
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Data Lake
Claims history, loss patterns, risk signals
Claims & Risk State
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Risk Agent
→ Loss Summaries
Risk programs, alerts
↩️Rejection Flow: When claims can't be linked to active policies or coverage terms are unclear, the filter gate routes back to claims teams with specific "coverage verification" requests before proceeding.
📊 Data Enrichment Sources (Click to explore)
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Historical Performance
Past loss experience, cost curves, exception patterns by client and segment
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Contract & SLA Data
Rate cards, service commitments, penalty structures, carrier agreements
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External Data Feeds
Market rates, industry benchmarks, regulatory changes, weather events