Evidence-backed conclusions
Every extracted fact carries its source document, page, and the verbatim excerpt it came from. Nothing enters a risk file as an unsourced assertion.
Commercial Underwriting Assurance turns unstructured submissions into complete, consistent, evidence-backed risk files — so underwriters decide from a sourced record instead of a stack of attachments.
How it works
Four stages. Nothing advances without provenance, and nothing binds without a human underwriter.
Broker documents arrive as they are — PDFs, schedules, email threads, inspection reports. No template, no rekeying.
Risk markers are extracted into discrete facts, each cited to its source excerpt, then tested for contradictions and gaps.
An underwriter verifies, rejects, or resolves each fact. Conflicts require a human call; the queue makes that call fast.
Sign-off within authority limits, with a decision-ready risk file and a full audit trail exportable as a single document.
What assurance means here
Every extracted fact carries its source document, page, and the verbatim excerpt it came from. Nothing enters a risk file as an unsourced assertion.
When a schedule of values, a broker email, and an inspection report disagree on year built or construction type, the conflict is surfaced as a conflict — not silently averaged away.
Completeness is measured against the risk markers your discipline requires, so gaps are visible before a decision is drafted rather than after a claim.
The platform assembles, cites, and flags. It never binds, never declines, and never overrides a judgement. Appetite signals stay advisory by design.
Every upload, extraction, verification, rejection, and sign-off is recorded with actor and timestamp — a defensible record of how a decision was reached.
Tenant isolation, role-scoped access, and binding authority limits are enforced at the data layer, not merely hidden in the interface.
We will take a live submission through extraction, contradiction review, and sign-off, and show you the audit trail it leaves behind.
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