The policy lifecycle memory for insurance. Qubru connects the information scattered across your systems and documents, and puts the full history behind every policy and claim in front of the people who underwrite, price, pay and answer for them.
Follow one fleet policy from submission to renewal, and see what changes when the carrier remembers why.
Brokers and intermediaries, quotes, policies, claims: the information that explains every decision is scattered across core systems, satellite systems and documents that never connect.
Track every policy, claim and transaction in structured form. Essential, and blind to the reasoning behind them.
Every document, system, decision and signal across the lifecycle, connected to the records it explains. Governed, queryable, traceable to source.
With every source connected in one place, your teams make better decisions. A few examples: what price to set on a new policy, which clients to renew, how profitable each broker really is.
Accept the right risks at the right premium. Signals from loss history, brokers and zones in front of the underwriter at quote and renewal.
Reserve and settle with the full context: prior claims, underwriting reasoning and patterns, from first notice of loss to closure.
Every insight traces back to its source document. Regulatory and audit response without a separate records project.
Many auto books run near 100% combined ratio: almost everything collected goes to claims and costs. Errors in selection, pricing and reserves decide whether the year ends in profit or loss.
| Annual premium | 1 point | 1–3 points |
|---|---|---|
| $100M | $1M | $1–3M |
| $300M | $3M | $3–9M |
| $500M | $5M | $5–15M |
The pilot measures the real figure on your own book.
Everything runs on the same insurance ontology and the same governed data. The ontology arrives fully built: no model-training project, no months of customization.
Every policy, account, broker and claim with its documents, decisions and reasoning, queryable in plain language.
Pre-built agents for underwriting and claims, grounded in the ontology. Build your own on the same guardrails.
Broker, zone and segment signals and reserve gaps, delivered to the people who decide.


Every carrier has an AI mandate, and most AI projects stall on scattered, untrusted data. Qubru is the foundation: every agent you build starts with the full history, the same rules and one governed source of truth.
Qubru · policy lifecycle memoryNew AI use cases inherit the context, rules and guardrails already built.
Every agent response traces back to the documents and records behind it.
Agents work on your governed memory, inside your tenant.
Qubru sits on top of what you already run. It reads from your systems, never replaces them, and gives every AI agent the same grounded context.
Each role sees the patterns that matter to its decision, with the evidence organized behind it.
When the regulator, the auditor or a court asks why a policy was bound, priced or paid, compliance gets the full chain: the documents, the signals and the people who decided, with tamper-evident lineage. Retention and legal holds run continuously, not as a separate records project.
Which decisions the claims record confirmed or refuted, kept even when experienced staff leave.
Zone, broker and segment signals in front of the pricer before terms are committed.
Underwriting decision, prior claims and inspection context one click away. Complex claims close up to 40% faster.
Profitability by broker and intermediary, with the loss history behind every account they bring.
Endorsements, customer inquiries and renewal packages prepared with the full history at hand.
The disconnect between underwriting, pricing and claims is operational before it's financial.
Your actuaries review the patterns. Your underwriting committees evaluate the recommendations. Your claims professionals assess the outcomes. Your compliance officers verify the audit trail.
This structure keeps Qubru outside the regimes that govern automated decision-making in insurance: the NAIC Model Bulletin, NYDFS Circular Letter 7, Colorado Regulation 10-1-1 and the emerging LATAM frameworks. Your team's decisions remain your team's decisions.Choose one line of business and one process, such as claims. Business outcomes agreed up front.
The insurance ontology arrives fully built, so there is no model-training project. First insights appear during the pilot, on your own policies and claims.
No. Qubru reads from the systems you already run. Documents and data stay where they are; Qubru connects the reasoning across them.
Structured records from your cores, CRM and warehouses, plus unstructured content: PDFs, scans, emails, and the free text already living inside your core systems, like adjuster narratives and underwriting memos.
It gives every AI agent the same governed memory: full history, insurance semantics and traceable sources. Your AI projects start from trusted data instead of rebuilding context each time.
They keep the decision. Qubru surfaces the pattern and the evidence behind it; your people review and decide.
Tenant isolation, least-privilege access and a tamper-evident audit trail on every action, built in rather than bolted on.
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