For auto claims organizations

AI agents built for
your insurance
company’s
operations

Sentanis starts with represented demand response: catch the clock, deconstruct the file, and prepare source-linked work for review. Commercial-auto investigation carries the same record into fleet- and trucking-specific questions, sources, and staff review. Adjusters and counsel still decide, sign, file, and send.

First workflow
Represented auto demand response
Operating contexts
Non-standard personal + commercial auto
Evaluation measures—not claimed results
Deadline recall · issue precision · time to review-ready

Experience behind Sentanis

  • Google
  • Microsoft
  • Amazon
  • Heroku
  • Salesforce
  • Docker
  • PayPal
  • University of Chicago
  • Stanford University
  • The Wharton School
  • PwC
  • FOSSA
  • Khan Academy
  • SailGP
  • LexisNexis

First wedge · Demand response

Start with the demand. Expand across the claim.

See how Sentanis identifies the deadline, deconstructs the package, and prepares source-linked work for review. Then inspect the adjacent claim workflows. Every file shown is fictional.

Loading capability demo

Product expansion · Distinct auto solutions

One reviewed record. Distinct paths for each operation.

Route auto work to the right team, save human-authored findings across the claim, and turn unanswered questions into owned evidence requests.

Implemented in synthetic evaluation · production and customer acceptance pending

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Northstar Casualty · Claim operations

Fictional product view · synthetic records

Human review active

Claim routing

Light commercial auto

CA-40817

Two-vehicle intersection loss

Reviewed assignment

Source remains separate

Imported type · Commercial automobile. The imported value does not become the reviewed routing decision.

Claim-wide reviewed work

Findings and evidence requests

Persists across investigation lenses

Human-authored finding

Supported

The listed vehicle was scheduled for business use on the loss date.

Entered by claims staff · source · Policy declarations · p. 14

Evidence request

Human owned

Driver qualification file and trip purpose record

Approved for follow-up · not sent

The product

Four areas, one claim record.

Some modules are on our current product roadmap.

First notice of loss

Insurance
Document intelligence

Every page is read, classified, and extracted on arrival. Each fact links back to the page it came from.

Standing claim brief

Every claim carries a short reading: what it is, where it stands, and what it needs next.

Coverage checks

Checks each claim against the policy for excluded drivers, lapses, and misrepresentation.

Claims intelligence

Insurance
Commercial-auto investigation

Fleet and trucking lenses over the same claim record, with driver, vehicle, and trip questions kept sourced.

Fraud signals and SIU triage

Explainable indicators for staged crashes, provider networks, and billing anomalies. SIU decides.

Ask the book a question

Describe a cohort in plain English and get back the matching claims.

Executive posture

Exposure, unanswered demands, and files over limits, counted from the claims themselves.

Valuation and settle-vs-defend

What the claim is worth, what defense will cost, and the exposure — side by side.

Demand response

Insurance + legal
TLD Sentinel

Catches time-limited demands, explicit or disguised, and runs the countdown.

Demand & medical deconstruction

Turns a demand package into a cited medical and billing chronology, with buildup and duplicates flagged.

Citation QA

An independent audit checks every legal citation in a draft response. Counsel still signs.

Review gates

Decisions open on the evidence, not a recommendation. A person with authority records the call.

Litigation defense

Legal
Litigation drafting

Answers, discovery, and routine motions drafted from the claim file. Counsel edits, signs, and files.

Deposition second chair

Outlines built from the full file, with contradictions against prior statements flagged.

Legal spend review

Panel-firm invoices checked against billing guidelines, line by line.

Safeguards

The AI never decides. That’s the design, not a disclaimer.

Claim CL-24-08817 · Time-limited demand

9 days left

System recommendation

Tender the $30,000 policy limit

  • Specials exceed the limit. Billed medical $41,280 against a $30,000 BI limitBills p. 4
  • Liability is clear. Rear-end collision; insured cited at scenePolice report p. 2
  • The clock is running. Demand expires in 9 days; a lapse risks excess exposureDemand p. 1

Adjuster decision · required

Tender limits

$30,000

Counter-offer

Set amount

Request records

Extend review

Reject

Counsel review

Recorded to the adjuster by name, append-only. The system cannot choose for them.

The human gate — illustrative, fictional claim

The system never

  • Denies a claim
  • Rejects a demand
  • Contacts a claimant
  • Files with a court
  • Releases a document
  • Signs anything

The gates are wiring, not policy

Every settlement or tender decision goes to a licensed adjuster. Everything filed with a court or sent to opposing counsel is reviewed, edited, and signed by licensed counsel — that's Sean's side of the house. In the running system these are enforced below the interface: named permissions, gate-specific authority, and row-level security in the database decide who may record a decision, and the browser hiding a button changes nothing.

Source documents are evidence, never instructions

A demand package is an adversarial document written by someone who would very much like your system to do what it says. Imported text and attachments are treated as untrusted evidence throughout — the model reads them, and never takes orders from them. That distinction is architectural, and it is the one most AI claim tools get wrong.

An independent audit with no power to release

Courts have sanctioned filings that included fabricated AI citations. Sentanis runs a separate audit agent over every drafted response: it inventories each matter of law and each explicit authority, resolves them against claim-free legal sources, and binds numbered findings to that exact revision. Edit the letter and the proof is void. A passing audit is evidence for the person signing — it never releases anything itself.

Written for the jury that may read it

Courts have already compelled insurers to hand over their AI's claim evaluations. So decisions are append-only, evidence is recorded alongside the judgment a reviewer saw, feedback and later evaluation stay attached to the file, and a derived assertion carries the source line that produced it. Cheap to build in from the start, expensive to retrofit under a market-conduct exam.

Retrospective evaluation

Closed files in. Claim-level evidence out.

Start with a bounded cohort of represented auto bodily-injury claims. Sentanis replays only the information available at the time, produces no live action, and is scored against labels and reviewer rules your team approved first. It does not change a claim, contact a claimant, or send a response.

  1. 01

    What you provide

    A representative set of closed, represented auto bodily-injury files — routine files as well as known misses — plus their attachments, correspondence, event timestamps, and outcome labels your team approves.

  2. 02

    What runs

    The same demand-intake, critical-date, document-deconstruction, evidence-linking, and response-preparation pipeline shown above. It works from point-in-time records so later information cannot leak into an earlier recommendation.

  3. 03

    What we measure

    Deadline recall and precision, date accuracy, false-alert rate, lead time where the record supports it, issue completeness, evidence traceability, and blinded reviewer scores. Avoided loss and dollar savings remain modeled, not measured.

  4. 04

    What you receive

    A claim-level scorecard, every miss and false alert, the reviewer adjudication record, a data-flow summary, and a documented recommendation to stop, retest, or proceed to a bounded live shadow.

Carrier-owned gate

Stop, retest, or proceed. Your team owns the gate.

Before scoring begins, your claims, legal or compliance, and security owners agree the cohort, outcome rubric, data route, retention, and acceptance thresholds. No live workflow starts because a date arrived. Critical misses are reviewed, and the retrospective evaluation advances only when your team accepts the evidence.

Scope an evaluation

A closed-file retrospective evaluation measures the bounded workflow above. It does not, by itself, prove portfolio-wide economic impact. Any avoided-loss or savings estimate is shown separately with its assumptions.

Longer-term expansion

The vision is broad. Permission expands one measured workflow at a time.

Sentanis is building toward a shared operating layer for insurance and legal work. Represented demand response remains the first evaluation wedge; non-standard personal and commercial auto are current product contexts. Each further cohort, jurisdiction, and workflow still earns permission through evidence and governance.

Scope

One defined workflow

Progression

Evidence, not elapsed time

Authority

People remain accountable

Closed files, agreed scoring

Retrospective evaluation

Start with a representative set of closed claims. Sentanis replays intake, demand identification, file synthesis, and response work against outcomes your team already knows. The evaluation set, baseline, and scoring rules are agreed before results are reviewed.

Evidence gate

Advance only when the carrier accepts the evaluation design and the results meet the thresholds set for the selected workflow.

Decision authority

Claims sponsor with legal, compliance, and model-risk review.

Deliverable

A scored evaluation pack: source-linked outputs, misses and false positives, baseline comparison, and a written recommendation on whether to proceed.

The sequence is fixed; the pace is not. A phase can continue, narrow, or stop when the evidence does not support expansion. Production decisions remain with the carrier and its licensed professionals.

From claim work to legal work

Claims catches the exposure. Counsel inherits the evidence.

The claim does not become a different matter when legal work begins. Sentanis keeps the chronology, sources, open issues, and named decision-makers intact across both teams—without a handoff packet to rebuild.

Fictional matter · claim 26WASYN000241

Elena Rivera v. Northline insured

Blue · evidence lineageOchre · human authority

Insurance operations

The adjuster sees the next claim decision.

Needs attention

Reported impact and treatment pattern diverge. Confirm the settlement position before the demand clock closes.

Decision packet

  • 01 Standing claim brief, current to July 18
  • 02 Liability and treatment inconsistencies
  • 03 Demand deadline and open evidence gaps

Named authority

Jamie Diaz

Claims adjuster · records the tender decision

Shared source record

Evidence once. Chronology once.

5 sources
  1. JUN 11 · 08:42

    Loss reported

    Rear impact at a controlled intersection; no injury reported at intake.

    Source · Recorded FNOL call · rev 1

  2. JUN 12 · 14:32

    Treatment begins

    Passenger begins care after the reported loss.

    Source · Northside clinic invoice · p. 1

  3. JUL 18 · 09:05

    Demand received

    $145,000 time-limited demand; response due August 17.

    Source · Rivera demand package · p. 2

Every summary, deadline, and draft points back to the source record and revision that supports it.

Legal operations

Counsel sees the same facts, ready for legal work.

Draft posture

Respond to the time-limited demand from the verified chronology; preserve the adjuster’s recorded position and surface the unresolved treatment gap.

Counsel starts with

  • 01 Deconstructed allegations and damages
  • 02 Cited facts bound to source revisions
  • 03 Draft response held behind counsel review

Named authority

Maya Chen

Defense counsel · reviews, edits, and signs the response

Same evidence. Different professional duties. No handoff packet to rebuild.

First workflow · demand response

A focused way to start

Identify the TLD clock, deconstruct the demand and medical record, and prepare source-linked work for adjuster and counsel review.

Commercial auto · available for evaluation

The same record, specialized questions

Open commercial-auto, light-fleet, or heavy-trucking investigation profiles without copying the claim. Candidate records, exact pages, open questions, and the collection plan stay source-linked.

Broader institution · direction

A shared operating layer for insurance and law

Extend the same evidence, authority, and audit model across insurance lines and the legal work around them. That is the direction; broader permission is earned one measured workflow at a time.

Human review begins here

Start with one claim file. Prove it on a closed cohort.

The demo shows the workflow on a fictional file. A retrospective evaluation then scores one bounded use case on your closed claims, with the test and thresholds agreed in advance. Nothing reaches a live workflow unless your team approves the evidence.

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Sentanis · Built by Matt Soldo and Sean Svendsen · 2026Privacy PolicyTerms of Servicematt@soldo.org

Names, claim identifiers, firms, providers, dates, dollar amounts, deadlines, and findings inside illustrative demos are fictional. Product-status and operating-context statements are not demo data. Demo findings show workflow mechanics, not measured outcomes; any projections remain labeled and assumption-based. Statutory references are research synthesis, not legal advice; counsel verifies all jurisdiction-specific work.