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Case study · From the Pluris libraryReceipt no. 0448
What sucked

A mid-sized insurance organization was seeing claim volumes rise while its claims adjudication process remained heavily manual.

Analysts had to review PDFs and handwritten claims documents, extract relevant information, map benefits, calculate payouts, and determine which claims required additional review. The organization needed a way to absorb increased volume without adding staff, while also introducing AI-driven document matching and decision-support capabilities that its internal IT team did not yet have in-house.

InsuranceOperationsUnder 4 weeks
What they built

An AI claims-adjudication workflow that turns PDFs and handwritten documents into structured data, matches them to policy benefits, scores confidence, and routes low-confidence or edge cases to human reviewers.

What changed
Up to 75% less manual adjudication time

Tasks that previously took 40-45 minutes were fully automated or reduced to about 10-12 minutes.

Working proof of concept in days

The team moved from a high-level business goal to a functioning prototype fast enough to validate feasibility and build stakeholder confidence early.

Pilot expanded into a broader adjudication program

After proving value in the initial accident expense workflow, the solution expanded into additional insurance claim types and higher-complexity use cases.

Time to results
Under 4 weeks
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Who did it
Ekaterina Kouznetsova
Director of Marketing and Engagement, BlueLabel

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