One typed port to your system of record. An audit store nothing can edit. A model gateway that keeps your data in your network. A durable workflow runtime for claims that live for weeks. Deployed into your cloud account from Terraform and operated there by a named Claimwell team. The standalone products use a slice of it; the agents use all of it.
The state machine lives in your system of record. Agents drive the transitions through its API. Two products run across every state regardless of which agents are installed: the Mail Room owns inbound items until matched, and Claim File Intelligence owns the file for the life of the claim.
The workbench is where humans meet the platform. Each persona sees their queue with decision packages, the claim file with citations that open the page, the action plan the agent is working, and the trace of every step. The strategy owner also gets the editor and the replay.
Decision packages with sign and send-back. Unmatched mail. Payment exceptions. Prepared calls.
Referral packets with a specific clinical question. Structured answers go straight back to the requesting agent.
Form over a versioned document. Publish, apply to open claims at their next decision point, replay, diff, roll back.
Every agent step with inputs, outputs, model, and prompt version. Switch the provider and replay side by side.
The standalone products are deliberately light so the first integration is small. The runtime, the constraint checker, and the strategy layer arrive with the first agent, because that is the first time Claimwell is in a loop that leads to a decision.
| Core component | Mail Room | File Intelligence | Agents | Full lifecycle |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Claims-admin port and write-back adapter | documents, contacts, activities | + notes, conditions | everything | everything |
| Audit store, append-only | yes | yes | yes | yes |
| Document pipeline | yes | yes | yes | yes |
| Model endpoint | single configured endpoint | single configured endpoint | gateway with task routing | gateway with frontier comparison |
| Workflow runtime | — | — | yes, one workflow per claim | yes |
| Constraint checker | — | — | yes, at workflow and adapter | yes |
| Strategy layer | thresholds config | thresholds config | versioned strategy, read-only editor | editor with replay and diff |
| Benefit engine and clock service | — | — | from Ongoing Management | yes |
| Workbench | exception desk | + examiner panel | + examiner and nurse queues | + strategy editor, dashboard |
| Adapters: HRIS, plan, payments, correspondence, guidelines | — | guidelines optional | as each agent needs | all |
Claims live for weeks. Every model call and tool call is a durable activity, so a crash mid-loop resumes at the last completed step and the history is a complete trace. Cloud-specific code lives in one Terraform module and three thin adapters: object store, secrets, model provider.
Examiner queue · nurse queue · strategy editor · claim file · trace · dashboard
Queues, decisions as signals, strategy service, metrics from the audit store, claim file views
One workflow per claim, one per inbound item. Stages as child workflows. Events as signals. Timers through a world clock so demos run weeks in minutes. Human decisions as signals the guarded transitions wait on.
One OpenAI-compatible endpoint. vLLM on your GPUs by default. Bedrock or Vertex per task class. Every call logged and replayable.
Typed port, Guidewire-shaped. Constraint checker in front. Adapters for ClaimVantage, ClaimCenter, FINEOS, Duck Creek.
HRIS census and lookup, plan repository, guidelines, payments, correspondence, LTD intake. Each with a sandbox.
S3-compatible API everywhere. Append-only audit store that the API cannot edit.
Render, layout-aware OCR with a vision path for handwriting, classify, extract to schema with field confidence and page citations, validate against the claim.
Claimant, employer, and provider simulators with realistic imperfections. Scenario scripts with expected outcomes. Accelerated time. Zero constraint violations or the run fails.
A dozen claims in flight, the world clock stepping a day at a time, queues filling the way a real day does.