Clause Library & Precedent Search demo
Ask in plain words how you have worded a clause before, and get the bound wordings that say so. 1:11
What the demo shows
A wordings solution that shows how a clause was worded before, citing the bound wordings.
Six agents read every bound wording, endorsement, approval note and claim outcome; a plain question returns a fanned stack of the versions the carrier actually bound, with the changed words lit, who approved or refused them and what happened at claim, and the underwriter decides.
Transcript
- Clause Library & Precedent Search shows underwriters how a clause was worded before, citing the bound wordings.
- Today, the precedent lives in one specialist's memory, so brokers win back terms.
- Hannah's broker wants the U.S.
- out of a cargo sanctions clause, so she asks in plain words.
- Six versions fan out, changed words lit.
- The U.S. reference came out once, in 2022.
- too. That wording became a seven-month claim dispute.
- It has been refused four times since.
- The Drift View replays the whole book tightening this clause year by year.
- What works? Our 2024 clause with the EU carve-back, bound three times.
- Hannah signs a cited note, a precedent in seconds, not an email.
- Built on Botminds: agents, data, screens, and governance on one platform, form.
Transcribed from the film’s narration. Captions are on the player.