An LLM that speaks insurance contract
General-purpose language models hallucinate coverage that does not exist and miss exclusions buried in endorsement schedules. Insurteam's extraction pipeline was designed around insurance contract structure from the ground up.
How the pipeline is structured
Five components, each with a defined responsibility. Data flows from claim document through to settlement decision without human intervention for parametric cases.
Accuracy across the beta programme
Numbers from internal beta processing with early-access design partners. Indicative, not contractual.
Based on internal beta processing runs with early-access design partners. Numbers are indicative, not contractual guarantees.
A clean contract, no surprises
Insurteam exposes a REST API with three primary endpoints: claim submission, decision retrieval, and policy document upload. The contract is designed to fit in front of any existing claims management or policy administration system.
Webhooks notify your system when a decision is ready. The decision payload includes clause citations, confidence score, and structured payout data. Your system acts on the decision; Insurteam does not initiate payment.
- REST API with OpenAPI spec
- Webhook notifications on decision ready
- Structured JSON decision with clause citations
- Policy PDF and structured data submission
- Full audit log accessible via API
- Sandbox environment for integration testing
POST /v1/claims
{
"fnol": {
"claim_ref": "TRV-2026-04471",
"loss_type": "flight_delay",
"flight_id": "LX0284",
"reported_delay_hrs": 5.2
},
"policy_doc_ref": "pol-doc-8823af"
}
200 OK
{
"decision_id": "dec-9f4a2c",
"status": "settled",
"payout_amount": 180.00,
"currency": "CHF",
"clause_refs": ["§4.2.1", "§4.2.3"],
"confidence": 0.97,
"processing_ms": 1842
}
Get the full API documentation
Request sandbox access and the full OpenAPI specification during your demo call. We walk through integration scope and typical deployment timelines.