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Claims decision layer for Guidewire and Duck Creek

Add expert-level triage, coverage reasoning, and subrogation detection on top of your existing CMS — without replacing Guidewire, Duck Creek, or your core claims stack.

Pilot design targets — derived from benchmarking against historical claims workflows and expert-reviewed decision datasets. 90-day pilot framework and benchmarking methodology.

Three claims decisions that drive outcomes

Carriers pilot triage, coverage reasoning, and subrogation first — then expand repeatable decisions across the operation when outcomes are verified.

Claims Triage

Route complexity, severity, and expertise requirements from day one. Reduce inconsistent first-pass handling and senior adjuster overload.

Coverage Reasoning

Match policy language to claim facts with cited provisions on every coverage call — exportable for compliance and audit review.

Subrogation Detection

Surface third-party liability and recovery signals early, before opportunities are missed in high-volume queues.

CMS Overlay

Integrates with Guidewire ClaimCenter, Duck Creek, Majesco, and Snapsheet via API and webhooks. Your CMS stays the system of record.

Built as an overlay — not a Guidewire replacement

Guidewire and Duck Creek partners tell us the same thing: carriers need intelligence on top of existing workflows, not another rip-and-replace. IntelliHuman adds decision infrastructure where judgment matters most — triage, coverage calls, and subrogation — while your CMS remains the system of record.
  • FNOL, policy data, and adjuster queues stay in your CMS
  • Every decision includes cited provisions and exportable rationale
  • REST API, webhooks, and pre-built Guidewire / Duck Creek connectors
  • 90-day pilot framework with before/after KPI measurement
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Verify claims decision infrastructure in a 90-day pilot

Start with triage, coverage reasoning, or subrogation — measured against your baselines, with no long-term commitment.