Regulatory Change Management for Insurers demo
Every new bulletin, rule and data call read the day it is published, mapped to your policies and handed to an owner. 1:15
What the demo shows
A regulatory change solution for insurers that maps each new bulletin to policies and owners.
New bulletins, regulations, orders and data calls become rows of an impact matrix whose columns are the company's own policies. Six agents read each publication the day it appears, screen out what does not touch the states and lines written (with the reason), match each section against model laws and earlier adoptions already implemented, and map what is new to the exact policy paragraph with a drafted redline and a proposed owner. The regulatory change lead confirms and assigns; each policy owner accepts the draft; the CCO signs the committee report. Each effective date is tracked to its owner on the calendar.
Transcript
- Regulatory Change Management maps each new insurance bulletin to your policies and owners.
- Fifty-six regulators publish weekly, and changes sit unassigned until they take effect.
- On Friday, Illinois published Bulletin 2026 to 14 on AI in claims and underwriting.
- Nadia clicks read and map, and six agents read it section by section.
- Seven of nine sections match work done for Connecticut, two are new.
- The row lights four cells, each with a drafted change and its owner.
- Each cell shows the bulletin passage in your policy paragraph, redlined.
- She assigns four owners due Wednesday, 81 days before it applies.
- It lands on the calendar and in the committee report, fully cited.
- Built on Botminds: agents, data, screens, and governance on on one platform.
Transcribed from the film’s narration. Captions are on the player.