ZANUS AI FOR INSURANCE — DOCUMENTS

Ask the policy binder. It answers.

Policy binders, endorsements, declarations pages, loss runs, ACORD applications, carrier bulletins — loaded into curated libraries the AI reads from. Ask in plain language; get the answer with the policy language cited, scoped to whoever asks.

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Private tenant or your own server · unlimited users · policyholder-data-conscious architecture

Insurance document libraries with priority order

Libraries: current terms outrank expired ones, endorsements outrank the base form — you set the order.

What it does

Any format carriers send

PDF binders, scanned dec pages, spreadsheet loss runs, emailed endorsements — the ingestion pipeline turns the carrier paper flood into queryable knowledge.

Answers with the language

No source in the binder, no claim: the AI cites the form, the endorsement, the dec page — or says it cannot answer. In coverage questions, that discipline is E&O protection.

Permission-shaped answers

The receptionist asks about office procedure; the producer asks about an account’s umbrella limits: each gets answers scoped to their role, enforced server-side.

The whole book, one question away

“Which accounts have wind deductibles above 2%?” “Does this policy cover hired autos?” “Which insureds still carry the old cyber form?” The archive answers in seconds, with the documents attached — instead of a CSR afternoon in the filing system.

Plain-language questions across the whole book
Policy language attached to every answer
Priority order: current terms always win

Precision vector store answering from policy documents

Agency software bills per user and per feature — the AMS here, a rater there, a certificate tool on top — while CSRs still retype policy numbers between screens and renewal files still get assembled by hand the week they are due. Zanus AI: the policyholder-facing front office AND the renewal-and-claims back office, unlimited users, flat price — in your private tenant or on a server the agency owns.

Questions, answered

Who can see policyholder files?

Only roles you authorize. Permissions reach the field level and the server redacts what a user cannot see — even inside shared views and calendars.

Do our files train outside models?

Never. Your tenant is isolated; your book of business is yours alone — and the on-premises option keeps it physically inside your building.

Ask the policy binder. It answers.

What it does

The whole book, one question away

Questions, answered

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