Approved-knowledge grounding
Agents answer only from the forms and manuals you approve, no open-web guessing.
Orvera runs the conversation surface for property and casualty, life and annuity carriers. FNOL, claim status, billing and producer service across voice, chat and digital, with every human-handled call audited and written to the file.
Orvera AI audits 100% of claim conversations, human-handled and AI-handled alike, scored against state claim-handling rules and the carrier's own claim manual. A closed workflow task tells you a step ran. A transcript tells you what was actually said, so timeliness becomes a record rather than an inference, and compliance receives the exception list instead of a coaching form.
A quality program on a sample
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Orvera AI runs the policyholder conversation end to end: First Notice of Loss written to the claim, claim status answered with a specific date, live coverage answers for human reps, digital FNOL with guided photo capture, billing, and the life and annuity desk. All of it on the policy and claims systems you already run.
Loss captured, claim written, number issued
Structured at intake rather than keyed in afterwards.
Loss captured, claim written, number issued
Structured at intake rather than keyed in afterwards.
The insured calls from the roadside or a flooded kitchen while the rep keys the loss into the policy and claims systems. Orvera captures the structured FNOL, writes the claim, issues the number and the statutory acknowledgment, and escalates injuries, fires and total losses.
The claimant calls in week three asking where the adjuster is, and the rep reads a file note that has no answer. Orvera reads the live record in ClaimCenter or Duck Creek Claims, gives the specific next step and date, and logs the contact.
Wind percentage deductible applies on this form edition in this state.
HO-3 (07 24) · Section I, deductible endorsement
Within the first 90 days, averaged across Orvera customer engagements.
A rep on a loss call needs to know whether a wind percentage deductible applies in that state on that form edition, and puts the caller on hold to find out. Orvera surfaces the approved answer with the form citation while the call is live.
The insured starts a claim in the app, hits a field only a human can answer, and abandons it into the phone queue. Orvera runs the FNOL as a conversation in the app, guides the photo set the estimating process needs, and writes the claim.
Contract owners call in December for an RMD figure and in February for a 1099-R, and the center staffs a seasonal peak for it. Orvera authenticates, states the values and surrender charges from the administration system, delivers the forms, and never makes a recommendation.
Scored against state rules and your own claim manual
Human-handled and AI-handled conversations alike.
A QA analyst today scores a 1% to 3% sample per rep on a form built for coaching, not for an exam. Orvera audits 100% of human-handled claim conversations against state claim-handling rules and the carrier's claim manual, and hands compliance the exception list.
Orvera AI's insurance calls are seven real recorded conversations across property and casualty and life, grouped the way a carrier staffs them. Each one is an FNOL, claim status, billing or producer service contact finished on the policy and claims systems the carrier already runs, and each is transcribed, summarized and audited like every other call on the floor.
Listen for how the loss detail is captured and where the call moves to a person.
Listen for how the coverage answer is sourced and how the boundary is held.
Listen for how the next step and the timing are stated back to the caller.
Listen for how the claim is opened and what documentation is named at intake.
Listen for how the notification is taken and where the handoff to a person happens.
Listen for how the amount, the due date and the payment options are handled.
Listen for how the outstanding item is named and confirmed before the call ends.
Orvera AI connects to the policy, billing and claims systems, telephony and ticketing a carrier already runs, and goes live through a structured lifecycle rather than a switch you flip and hope. Your claim manual, coverage rules and scripts become structured workflows, those workflows are tested across real scenarios before a single live call, and live performance sharpens them week over week.
Your claim manual, coverage rules, scripts and past interactions are turned into structured workflows the agent follows.
Workflows are tested across real scenarios for accuracy, escalation handling and compliance before a single live call.
Agents go live through a defined process, monitored and connected to your policy, billing and claims systems, telephony and ticketing.
Live performance feeds back into the workflows, sharpening resolution and compliance week over week.
Orvera AI reaches full production deployment in an insurance contact center in 3 to 6 weeks, starting from your own claim manual. Coverage rules are mapped into executable logic, tested and validated across scenarios before go-live, and deployed within your existing policy, claims and CCaaS systems. Timelines depend on workflow complexity and enterprise requirements.
to full production deployment.
Timelines depend on workflow complexity and enterprise requirements.
Orvera AI scores 100% of claim conversations against state claim-handling rules and the carrier's own claim manual, and writes a full transcript, structured summary and metadata to the claim or policy file every time. State unfair claims settlement practices regulations put a timer on the conversation itself, and a multi-state carrier runs fifty of those clocks at once.
Agents answer only from the forms and manuals you approve, no open-web guessing.
Governance sits above the models, with the controls on it evidenced.
A full transcript, structured summary and metadata on every interaction.
Permissions, guardrails and policy, configured per channel and use case.
Orvera AI starts on the calls a carrier already has. Orvera AI builds, deploys and runs the operation on the policy, billing and claims systems already in place, with full enterprise deployment in 3 to 6 weeks.