Mistakes Are Hiding in
Your Closed Claims.
Most QA teams audit a 1-3% sample, leaving the rest unchecked. Promota reads every closed claim and flags possible mistakes: missing evidence, inconsistent decisions, overpayments, underpayments, weak denials. Each flag cites the policy and the file, so your team can verify it in seconds.
What a successful pilot looks like.
Targets we calibrate against on a Claims Quality Audit Pilot. Every flag is reviewed by your QA team before any operational action.
Ten categories of claim exceptions. All cited. All reproducible.
Promota reviews every closed claim in scope against your policy language, claim documents, adjuster notes, and decision rationale, and ranks the files that justify QA attention.
A complete claims QA audit layer. Reviewable. Defensible.
What Promota does not do.
Claims are regulated. The pilot does not let AI make claim decisions. It reviews past decisions and gives the QA team cited exceptions to inspect. The carrier keeps full human authority.
Five phases. One line of business. First audit packets in 45-70 days.
One line of business to start: auto physical damage or property. We align on scope, time window, and QA validation cadence.
Read-only access or exported claim packets for 500-1,000 recently closed claims. No production system changes.
Each claim is reviewed against policy terms, claim documents, adjuster notes, communications, and the closed decision outcome.
Per-claim audit packets for every flagged file (policy, evidence, decision rationale, all cited inline), plus a ranked exception summary and adjuster-consistency view for your QA lead.
Your team validates a sample of flagged claims. We calibrate thresholds together. False positives down, reviewer trust up.
What we measure. Before kickoff and at pilot close.
Agreed in the scoping call, measured against the same files, and reviewed with your QA team at pilot close. The pilot is judged on whether these numbers move, not on whether the AI sounds smart.
See what your closed claims
are telling you.
A 30-minute scoping call: we walk through the exception categories most relevant to your line of business, the structure of an audit packet, and the false-positive threshold and success criteria we'd agree on for the pilot.