Built for your risk team, not just your claims team.
Explainable decisions, isolated tenants, in-region data: the things a carrier's risk, security and compliance teams ask about first. Here's how COVR is built for them.
Tenant isolation by default
One COVR, many insurers, enforced at the database row level. A tenant can only ever see its own data. Isolation is the floor, not a feature to remember.
The controls, by default.
Not features you have to remember to switch on. This is the floor COVR is built on.
Regional deployments
A multi-region architecture, deployed per region so data and decisioning can be kept where each market needs them.
In-region AI
Models can run inside the deployment region, so evidence and claim data don't have to leave the region to get a decision.
Auditable end-to-end
Every decision carries its reasoning and its evidence trail, so the record holds up to internal audit and to the regulator.
Fits your stack
COVR sits alongside your existing claims/policy system via a tenant-scoped API rather than replacing it: data in at FNOL, decisions back out.
There's plenty more under the hood.
We'll walk through the architecture, the data-residency model and the audit trail with whoever needs to see them.