Insurance Claims Processor

Process, analyze, and optimize insurance claims. Covers property, liability, workers' comp, auto, and professional indemnity.

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Complexity: easy

About this skill

The Insurance Claims Processor is an AI agent skill crafted to streamline and enhance the intricate process of insurance claim management. It acts as an intelligent assistant, taking unstructured or raw claim details—such as adjuster notes, policyholder statements, incident reports, photos, or free text—and converting them into actionable, structured insights. The skill provides a comprehensive output that includes a structured claim summary with policy coverage mapping, a detailed liability assessment with supporting factors, a reserve estimate with a confidence range, subrogation opportunity analysis, and red flag detection for fraud or coverage gaps. Furthermore, it generates settlement recommendations with negotiation ranges and a regulatory compliance checklist tailored by jurisdiction, ensuring adherence to legal requirements. The skill employs a robust Claim Analysis Framework covering coverage determination, a 1-10 score-based liability assessment, and a three-point reserve estimation (low, mid, high) which accounts for indemnity, defense costs, and allocated loss adjustment expenses. This automated analytical power significantly reduces manual effort, allowing insurance professionals to process claims faster and with greater consistency. By leveraging this skill, users can accelerate their initial claim analysis, gain deeper insights into potential exposures, and make more informed decisions regarding claim resolution. It serves as a powerful tool for improving operational efficiency, ensuring consistency in claim handling, and ultimately, optimizing financial outcomes in the insurance claims lifecycle.

Best use case

The primary use case for this skill is to provide rapid, comprehensive, and structured analysis of diverse insurance claims, enabling professionals to make data-driven decisions. Insurance adjusters, claims managers, legal teams involved in insurance litigation, and risk management personnel benefit significantly by using this skill to quickly assess claim specifics, quantify financial exposure, identify strategic avenues for resolution, and ensure regulatory compliance.

Process, analyze, and optimize insurance claims. Covers property, liability, workers' comp, auto, and professional indemnity.

Users should expect a comprehensive, structured analysis of an insurance claim, including policy coverage mapping, a liability assessment with a score, a three-point reserve estimate, and actionable settlement recommendations.

Practical example

Example input

Process claim for:
- Policy type: commercial general liability
- Incident date: 2023-10-26
- Reported date: 2023-10-27
- Claimant: ABC Corp
- Description: Water pipe burst in office building, causing property damage and business interruption.
- Claimed amount: $150,000
- Policy limits: $1,000,000
- Jurisdiction: California

Example output

Claim Summary: Water pipe burst at ABC Corp, causing property damage and business interruption. Policy Coverage: Commercial General Liability, Property Damage, Business Interruption. Liability Assessment: Score 8/10 (Clear insured liability). Reserve Estimate: Mid-point $175,000 (Range: $120k-$250k including defense). Red Flags: None detected. Settlement Recommendation: Range $160,000 - $190,000.

When to use this skill

  • When needing a structured summary and detailed analysis from raw, unstructured claim information.
  • To quickly assess liability, determine policy coverage, and estimate financial reserves for new or ongoing claims.
  • For identifying potential subrogation opportunities or detecting red flags such as fraud indicators or coverage gaps.
  • When requiring a regulatory compliance checklist tailored to a specific jurisdiction for a claim.

When not to use this skill

  • As a sole substitute for legal counsel or a final human decision-maker in highly complex or disputed claims.
  • For direct, real-time, human-to-human negotiation with claimants or third parties.
  • When the claim requires highly sensitive human empathy, direct interpersonal mediation, or psychological evaluation.
  • For directly interacting with proprietary external systems that are not integrated with the AI agent's environment.

Installation

Claude Code / Cursor / Codex

$curl -o ~/.claude/skills/afrexai-insurance-claims/SKILL.md --create-dirs "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/openclaw/skills/main/skills/1kalin/afrexai-insurance-claims/SKILL.md"

Manual Installation

  1. Download SKILL.md from GitHub
  2. Place it in .claude/skills/afrexai-insurance-claims/SKILL.md inside your project
  3. Restart your AI agent — it will auto-discover the skill

How Insurance Claims Processor Compares

Feature / AgentInsurance Claims ProcessorStandard Approach
Platform SupportNot specifiedLimited / Varies
Context Awareness High Baseline
Installation ComplexityeasyN/A

Frequently Asked Questions

What does this skill do?

Process, analyze, and optimize insurance claims. Covers property, liability, workers' comp, auto, and professional indemnity.

How difficult is it to install?

The installation complexity is rated as easy. You can find the installation instructions above.

Where can I find the source code?

You can find the source code on GitHub using the link provided at the top of the page.

Related Guides

SKILL.md Source

# Insurance Claims Processor

Process, analyze, and optimize insurance claims. Covers property, liability, workers' comp, auto, and professional indemnity.

## What This Does

Takes raw claim details and produces:
- Structured claim summary with policy coverage mapping
- Liability assessment with supporting/weakening factors
- Reserve estimate with confidence range
- Subrogation opportunity analysis
- Red flag detection (fraud indicators, coverage gaps)
- Settlement recommendation with negotiation range
- Regulatory compliance checklist by jurisdiction

## Usage

Provide claim details in any format — adjuster notes, policyholder statement, incident report, photos, or free text. The agent structures everything.

### Quick Claim Analysis
```
Analyze this claim: [paste details]
```

### Full Processing
```
Process claim for:
- Policy type: [commercial general liability / property / WC / auto / PI]
- Incident date: [date]
- Reported date: [date]
- Claimant: [name/entity]
- Description: [what happened]
- Claimed amount: [if known]
- Policy limits: [if known]
- Jurisdiction: [state/country]
```

## Claim Analysis Framework

### 1. Coverage Determination
- Map incident to policy provisions
- Identify applicable endorsements and exclusions
- Flag coverage disputes early
- Check occurrence vs claims-made triggers

### 2. Liability Assessment
Score 1-10 on insured liability exposure:
- **1-3**: Strong defense position, deny or minimal settlement
- **4-6**: Mixed liability, negotiate
- **7-10**: Clear insured liability, reserve and settle

Factors evaluated:
- Comparative/contributory negligence (jurisdiction-specific)
- Statutory obligations
- Contractual indemnity provisions
- Prior loss history pattern

### 3. Reserve Estimation
Three-point estimate:
- **Low**: Best case with strong defense
- **Mid**: Most likely outcome
- **High**: Worst case including litigation costs

Include:
- Indemnity reserve
- Defense costs (inside/outside limits)
- Allocated loss adjustment expense (ALAE)
- Unallocated loss adjustment expense (ULAE)

### 4. Fraud Detection
Red flags scored by severity:
- Claim timing patterns (Monday morning, policy inception proximity)
- Prior claim frequency
- Documentation inconsistencies
- Witness availability issues
- Financial stress indicators
- Description vs damage inconsistency

### 5. Subrogation Analysis
- Third-party recovery potential
- Evidence preservation requirements
- Statute of limitations by jurisdiction
- Cost-benefit of pursuit

### 6. Settlement Strategy
- Opening position and authority range
- Mediation vs litigation cost comparison
- Jurisdiction-specific verdict ranges
- Structured settlement considerations for large claims

## Industry-Specific Modules

### Property Claims
- Replacement cost vs actual cash value
- Business interruption calculations (gross earnings, extra expense)
- Ordinance or law coverage triggers
- Catastrophe event coordination

### Workers' Compensation
- Compensability determination
- Return-to-work timeline
- Medical treatment guidelines by state
- Permanent disability rating estimates

### Professional Liability
- Discovery rule and statute of repose
- Prior acts coverage analysis
- Consent to settle provisions
- Panel counsel selection criteria

### Auto/Fleet
- Comparative fault allocation
- UM/UIM stacking analysis
- Medical payment coordination
- Total loss threshold calculations

## Compliance Checklist Generator
Produces jurisdiction-specific compliance timeline:
- Acknowledgment deadlines
- Investigation completion requirements
- Payment timing obligations
- Required notices and disclosures
- Bad faith exposure triggers

## Output Format

Every analysis produces:
1. **Executive Summary** — 3-line claim snapshot
2. **Coverage Analysis** — provisions, exclusions, disputes
3. **Liability Score** — 1-10 with reasoning
4. **Reserve Recommendation** — low/mid/high with breakdown
5. **Red Flags** — fraud indicators if any
6. **Action Items** — next steps with deadlines
7. **Settlement Range** — if applicable

---

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Get the full **Insurance & Risk Management Context Pack** with claims processing, underwriting automation, policy analysis, and actuarial modeling: [AfrexAI Storefront](https://afrexai-cto.github.io/context-packs/)

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