Insurance
Governed submissions for NAIC, IFRS 17, and Solvency II. Certified definitions handle the financial reconciliation across underwriting, claims, and actuarial teams that regulatory reporting depends on.
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Insurance organizations submit figures to regulators under frameworks like NAIC, IFRS 17, and Solvency II, drawing on data from underwriting, claims, and actuarial systems that are often maintained separately. QuaerisAI resolves submission-related questions through certified definitions aligned to these reporting requirements, so figures are consistent across the systems that feed them.
Role-based access spans underwriting, claims, and actuarial functions, so each team sees the data their role permits while every submitted figure remains traceable back to its source.
Benefits
This agent framing helps insurance teams produce consistent, traceable figures for regulatory submissions.
- Time efficiency: Reduce manual reconciliation across underwriting, claims, and actuarial systems before a filing.
- Consistent definitions: Submission figures align to certified definitions built for regulatory requirements.
- Traceable answers: Every submitted figure traces back to its source system and definition.
- Governed access: Underwriting, claims, and actuarial teams see only what their role permits.
- Filing readiness: Figures are traceable and reviewable ahead of a submission deadline.
- Regulatory alignment: Definitions are built with NAIC, IFRS 17, and Solvency II requirements in mind.
Problem addressed
Regulatory submissions under frameworks like NAIC, IFRS 17, and Solvency II draw on data from underwriting, claims, and actuarial systems that are frequently maintained by separate teams with separate definitions. Financial reconciliation across these sources into a consistent, submission-ready figure is manual work that consumes time ahead of every filing deadline.
Certified definitions aligned to these regulatory requirements remove the reconciliation step, so a submission figure is already consistent with how each contributing system defines it.
What the agent does
- Resolves submission-related questions through certified, regulation-aligned definitions
- Draws consistently from underwriting, claims, and actuarial systems
- Traces every submitted figure back to its source system
- Enforces role-based access across insurance functions
- Produces a traceable record ahead of regulatory filing deadlines
Why do this with AI
Regulatory filings depend on consistency across systems that were not necessarily built to agree with each other by default. An agent grounded in certified, regulation-aligned definitions removes that inconsistency at the source rather than requiring reconciliation before every filing.
Instead of spending filing season reconciling figures across underwriting, claims, and actuarial systems, insurance teams can spend that time reviewing what the numbers actually show.
Who this agent is for
- Reduce reconciliation work across underwriting, claims, and actuarial systems
- Trust that submission figures align to certified, regulation-aware definitions
- Produce a traceable record ahead of NAIC or IFRS 17 filing deadlines
- Enforce role-based access across insurance functions automatically
- Reduce the manual work required before each regulatory submission
How it works
The agent resolves each question through the same governed pipeline as every other QuaerisAI agent: identity and permissions are checked first, the question is mapped to certified definitions, a governed query runs against the source data, and the result is returned with a full audit record attached.