Interactive example
What actually happens to a difficult loss run.
Step through the same sequence the product follows. Every figure below is authored for this example — nothing here is a real client file, and no analysis is run in your browser.
Interactive example using synthetic data
Walkthrough
Start with one loss run
Reading the file
The workbook is read with a quick summary.
The Report date can be specified later.
Mapping the file
Source columns are intelligently matched to a normalized claims structure.
5 fields mapped · 2 fields not used
Source worksheet
Validate the claims
2 discrepancies found
What does not reconcile?
Reserve analysis
Bayesian reserve estimate
Review the results
Review what the system found before producing the final work product.
Report & export
Available outputs
Why the boring parts are the product
Every obstacle in the example above is one that changes the answer rather than merely slowing the work. A valuation date that is nowhere in the file. Open claims carrying no reserve, which most ingestion quietly reads as zero.
None of that is exotic. It is what loss runs are like, and resolving it is most of the distance between a spreadsheet and a number an auditor will accept.