Case Reserve Adequacy Review demo
Each long-tail injury file read again in full, and a case reserve recommended from the facts, with what changed since the last one. 1:13
What the demo shows
A reserving solution that rereads each long-tail injury file and recommends a case reserve.
Seven agents reread every open injury file before each reserving meeting — notes, medical records, bills, demands and suit papers since the last review — and build a reserve waterfall from today's reserve to a recommended one, each step tied to its page, with the reserve history showing what was known at every past change. The adjuster accepts or adjusts each step; a manager approves above authority.
Transcript
- Case Reserve Adequacy Review rereads each long-tail injury file and recommends a case reserve.
- Reserves start thin and rise late — 7.3 billion of adverse development last year.
- Jordan Pace's reserve stepped up four times to 185,000.
- Seven agents reread 47 new documents, and the waterfall builds from today's reserve.
- The surgeon has booked a fusion.
- The future surgery bar adds $95,000.
- The history shows surgery was first raised in January 2025 and never reserved.
- Marcus accepts each step and Priya approves $392,000.
- Every file, every quarter, reserve set rights sooner with fewer late step-ups.
- Built on Botminds: agents, data, screens, and governance on one platform.
Transcribed from the film’s narration. Captions are on the player.