Product portfolio comparison across markets, with links and citations
Compiling a dozen or so products from several markets in one table is a task that is performed manually in most TUs.
Several people, several weeks, documents in several languages, and a sheet that no one can recreate after a month.
Klemens.AI performs the same analysis in minutes and adds a link to the source document for each value.
How does Klemens.AI help in the work of Insurance Company?
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Harmonization or benchmarking of products between markets in an international group.
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Portfolio review for product oversight (POG) and IDD requirements.
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Reference material for headquarters or for the product committee, with a short deadline for implementation.
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Portfolio integration following an acquisition or merger.
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Preparing to change the offer, checking what exactly the competitors have and how it differs from ours.
What does Klemens.AI provide?
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A summary in an agreed format: a product-by-field table, a list of differences between markets, or a descriptive summary for management.
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For each value, the file name, page number, and verbatim quote, without paraphrasing.
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A fair "—" where the document does not contain the information in question.
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Documents in several languages in one summary, with the result in the language you specify.
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It is possible to create a ready-made document on this basis, for example a note or material for the headquarters.
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The analysis process is repeatable and reproducible over time thanks to source versioning.
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Export to DOCX or PDF.
Pre-pilot safety audit
Each client runs on a separate instance assigned to their organization, on Google Cloud, within the EEA infrastructure. Before you add your first document for analysis, we're happy to provide your IT department with administrative access to the environment so they can independently verify the configuration, permissions, and data flow.
Klemens.AI is an auditable system.
Analyzing insurance documents is not a job for a general AI assistant
The difference isn't whether the model understands the document. It's whether it fills in every field and can sign it.
With a comparison table of several hundred cells, the general assistant truncates, generalizes, and fills in the gaps with the closest matching entry. The table then appears complete, sometimes inaccurate, and checking it takes as long as starting from scratch.