Read across the documents.
Extract entities, locations, activities, limits and dates from client updates, policy schedules and endorsements.
Aimactek compares client emails and call notes with policies and endorsements. AI flags conflicting details and missing information, then drafts the follow-ups, review tasks and renewal briefs your team needs.
A client mentions a new warehouse and subsidiary. AI extracts the business changes from the message.
Illustrative analysis · Select a layer to exploreYour client emails a change. The context is scattered across five documents.
Aimactek is an AI analysis workspace for account managers and producers—not an insurer or a replacement for your agency management system. It reads across the account, explains which records disagree, and prepares the work for a broker to review.
Follow a change through the account ↘Extract entities, locations, activities, limits and dates from client updates, policy schedules and endorsements.
Compare the update with dated records. Flag a missing location, an inconsistent entity name or a fact that still needs confirmation.
Draft targeted client questions, assignable review tasks and a source-linked account brief. A broker checks and approves the output.
Choose an update. Inspect the records behind each finding, then switch between the brief, client email and task list below. This guided example uses prepared data, not a live AI connection.
Facts, open questions and professional judgments remain distinct, so your team can see exactly where to focus.
Every scenario produces a review brief, a client follow-up and a task list. Select an output to see exactly what your team receives.
DRAFT · BROKER APPROVAL REQUIREDPeople move on. Inboxes fill up. The context behind an account shouldn’t disappear with them.
Bring the client’s entities, locations, activities and decisions into a record your team can follow. Revisit what was known at the time, alongside the policy versions that were in effect.
Turn the year’s emails, account updates and policy versions into a renewal brief. AI consolidates confirmed changes, flags unanswered questions and prepares a document request list for broker review.
Explore the renewal timeline ↓Designed for the moments that require several records, a timeline and professional judgment—not just a quick answer.
Current policy, prior version, endorsements and client instructions.
Compare named entities, limits, deductibles and effective dates. Surface changed wording with the passages that need review.
A clause-level difference list, source references and an exception queue. Not an automatic coverage determination.
Email threads, call notes, locations, vehicle schedules and account history.
Identify new activities and assets, reconcile entity names, and separate confirmed facts from details the client has not supplied.
A targeted information request, review checklist and draft account update with the original sources attached.
Prior submissions, updated exposures, loss records and carrier quote documents.
Reconcile reporting periods and business scope. Organize quoted terms side by side and flag conditions that are not directly comparable.
A renewal narrative, missing-document list and quote comparison for broker review—not an automated carrier recommendation.
Incident notes, correspondence, dated policy records and service activity.
Build a source-linked chronology, identify inconsistent dates and list missing information without inferring liability or coverage.
An incident preparation brief, open-question list and handoff record. The team controls any notice or external submission.
Aimactek is designed to sit alongside your existing tools. Start with controlled imports; scope direct connections around your systems, permissions and review process.
Policy PDFs, endorsements, account exports, email threads and call transcripts.
Proposed intake · Authorized sources onlyExtract facts. Compare records. Link evidence. Draft the next action.
Broker review before external actionReviewed briefs, client follow-ups, task lists and approved account updates.
Export first · Write-back by agreementImplementation can start with approved message and document imports. Mailbox and document-store connectors require a scoped access review, supported APIs and validation in your environment. No mailbox connection is active in this preview.
Map client IDs, entities, policy versions and task ownership to your agency management system. Direct sync depends on the system’s API and access permissions. Aimactek does not claim a certified vendor partnership or a ready-to-use connector here.
A production rollout must define user roles, client-level permissions, retention periods and an audit trail. Confirm how data is stored and processed before connecting real client records. These controls are implementation requirements, not security certifications.
In this website: explore prepared scenarios and download briefs. Live AI processing, document intake and external integrations are not connected.
Compare a broker-reviewed sample with your current process. Agree on the baseline before making performance claims.
Measure preparation time and the corrections a broker needs to make.
Check source accuracy, missed changes and findings that should not have been flagged.
Track whether open questions have an owner, next step and completion status.
Give each person the context they need, while keeping the whole team on the same page.
A useful observation should be explainable. Explore the source, challenge the interpretation, and decide what happens next.
Independent and regional commercial insurance brokerages whose teams manage business changes, account service and renewals across many clients. The first workflows focus on commercial property and casualty accounts.
The product is designed to connect account information to the work around it. The first release is scoped around document and message imports. Any direct connection or write-back to an agency management system needs to be confirmed during implementation.
No. Aimactek organizes information, identifies questions and prepares work for review. Licensed insurance professionals make coverage recommendations, interpret terms and approve external communications.
Explore three fictional account updates, inspect their source evidence, record a local review, download an account brief, and move through the history and renewal views. The preview uses prepared examples and does not connect to live AI, client accounts or insurers.
Choose an account workflow, agree on the information your team can share, and define how brokers will review the output. A useful pilot measures review time, missing information and handoff quality against your current process. Use the pilot planner below to create a brief for your team.
Start with a client update, the relevant policy records and one workflow to improve.