Cyber is the fastest-growing line in the book and the slowest conversation in the office. CLAIR answers the questions that eat your producers' week, in the language of the policy, with the clause attached.
Start a session now. Voice or text; no signup, no form, no data to hand over.
Every answer CLAIR gives is traceable to a clause or a data source. Here is one, exactly the way a session returns it.
CLAIR answers only from the CLAIR corpus: standard and manuscript policy forms, carrier appetite guides, regulatory notification regimes, published claims precedent and industry loss data, maintained by Avanew and refreshed as forms and appetite material change. Where the corpus has no answer, CLAIR says so and routes the question to a human.
Answer tier-one client questions instantly, and arrive at the renewal meeting with the coverage conversation already half done.
Receive submissions that are complete, consistent, and framed against the controls that actually move price.
See which controls actually move price, where the gap sits, and what evidence a carrier will want, before the application is opened.
The full story lives in two short documents. Read them right here, or download them for your team.
What CLAIR is, the core capabilities, what a user can ask it, how a session works, and what sits under the hood.
The problem CLAIR solves, what changes when it is in the room, the before and after, and where it earns its keep.
Bring your own book's questions: twenty minutes, one live session, three real scenarios from your own placements. No integration, no data to hand over, and no procurement conversation to start.
The technical lift is close to zero. CLAIR is hosted and browser-based, so embedding it is a subdomain or an iframe. The only real work is loading the forms and appetite material for one segment, and that work is ours.
One practice group, 10 to 20 producers, one segment. Agree the 20 questions that matter.
We load the forms and appetite material for that segment. This is the whole build.
Producers use it live on real conversations. Every session logged.
Read the transcripts. What was asked, how the answers held, whether submissions came through cleaner.
The forms and appetite material, a named owner, 10 to 20 users, and one reviewer who reads transcripts.
The hosted instance, the corpus load, the session transcripts, and a weekly readout.
Integration, client data, workflow change, or a platform procurement.