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Claims that keep themselves moving.

Every claim shows what to do next, who has the move and when it's due. coverbound keeps the clock, drafts the emails and tells you when an insurer is late.

An insurer misses its response timeframe on a claim, coverbound raises a chase task and drafts the chase email for the broker to send.

Water damage · Brightco

Lodged 2 Sep · whose move: insurer

Assessing
Insurer responds10 business days · GI Code 2020Day 9
Update the client10 business days · Brokers Code 7.1(a)Day 4
Insurer decides4 months · GI Code 2020Day 18

The clock is kept for you

  • Code timeframes tracked in business days, skipping weekends and public holidays
  • Each clock shows the rule it comes from: the General Insurance Code of Practice, the Brokers Code or FCA rules
  • A missed insurer deadline turns into a chase task

Chase Harbour Mutual

Drafted from the claim

Draft

Hi Priya,

Brightco’s claim was lodged 11 business days ago. Under the Code we’d expect a response within 10. Could you let us know where it’s up to?

SendEdit

The emails are drafted

  • Drafts for lodgement, chasers, client updates and decline challenges, written from the claim's own records
  • Chasers quote the timeframe the insurer has missed
  • Nothing is sent until you click Send

Your broker · Report a claim

Brightco Pty Ltd

What happened?

A pipe burst in the kitchen overnight

When?

Last night, about 2am

Photos

Send to your broker

New claim in your queue

Likely: property section

Clients report it from site

  • A standing claim link for every client. No login.
  • What happened, when, where, anyone hurt and a rough cost
  • Photos straight from their phone, virus-scanned on arrival
  • The claim lands in your queue with the likely policy suggested

Insurer scorecard

Your claims, last 2 years · medians

AcknowledgeDecidePayHarbour Mutual2d18d6dAllied Commercial5d41d12dSouthern Cross1d15d4d

Numbers to bring to a renewal conversation

Know which insurers pay

  • How long each insurer takes to acknowledge, decide and pay
  • How often they decline or miss a timeframe
  • Built from your own claims over one to five years
  • Numbers to bring to a renewal conversation

Also in Claims

The rest of the claim.

Whose move it is

Notified, lodged, assessing, decision, settling, closed. Every claim says what happens next and who owes it.

Coverage check

Reads the policy against the claim for period, limit, excess, extensions and exclusions. Guidance, not a decision.

Settlement instructions

An offer can't be accepted until the client's written instructions are recorded.

Lodgement pack

A claim notification document created from the claim, ready to send to the insurer.

Complaint timeframes

A final response clock of 30 days in Australia before AFCA. Eight weeks in the UK before the Financial Ombudsman.

Everyone on the claim

Claims handlers, loss adjusters, assessors, experts, solicitors and third parties on one record.

Emails on the claim

Insurer emails are read for claim numbers, reserves, decisions and offers, each suggested as a one-click update.

Ask the client for more

Send a link asking for exactly what you need. Their files land on the claim.

Before you ask

Questions about claims.

Which timeframes does it follow?
The General Insurance Code of Practice and the Insurance Brokers Code in Australia. FCA rules and Consumer Duty in the UK.
Does it count public holidays?
Yes. Clocks run in business days and skip weekends and national public holidays.
Does the AI send emails to insurers?
No. It drafts. You read, edit and send.
How do clients report a claim?
Through a standing link you share once. They can send photos and documents from their phone.

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