Intake & Document Intelligence
Turn photos, scans, PDFs, and other submissions into structured insurance data, with each extracted value linked back to its source evidence.
Systems for underwriting, rating, policy issuance, accounting, and claims — built for real operation.
AKETUD builds the systems behind insurance operations: intake, underwriting, rating, policy issuance, accounting, and claims. With evidence, controls, and workflow continuity built in.
Turn photos, scans, PDFs, and other submissions into structured insurance data, with each extracted value linked back to its source evidence.
Move from submitted risk to underwriting decision through six inspectable stages. Each stage can be reviewed, understood, and stopped without losing the context of the decision.
Calculate premiums against effective-dated rating tables, then move through bind, payment, and policy document issuance as one connected workflow.
Connect written business to premium accounting, giving finance and operations a consistent view of what was bound, billed, collected, and outstanding.
Validate the first notice of loss, assemble the relevant evidence, and route the claim into the next operational workflow before an adjuster begins the file.
Rating, payment, and the policy documents stay on the same transaction.
Validate the notice, keep the source, and hand the file on.
Intake — photos, scans and PDFs into a structured claim
Each field grounded back to the source document
Validated, then pushed to CRM with evidence attached
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