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Insurance and mutuals

Explained models and a traceable chain, for your claims teams

Claims, policies, mutual insurers' health data: graal brings your data together on your infrastructure, trains models whose every score can be explained, and keeps a record of every version, every approval and every action.

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What is at stake

Three dated requirements

How graal responds

A chain you can show

  • On your premises, so reversible

    graal installs on your infrastructure; code is exportable and formats are open, which simplifies your exit strategy.

  • Explained

    Every score comes with its reasons, and every model version is approved by a human before production.

  • Traced

    Data, parameters, runs, approvals and agent actions: everything is logged, project by project.

Use cases

Recommended deployment

On your Kubernetes, on-premises or in your private cloud. For members' health data, with an HDS-certified hosting provider.

How to buy

An 8-week pilot on a first use case, then an annual license per vCPU, unlimited users: a predictable cost, with no usage-based billing.

Frequently asked questions

Does graal make us DORA-compliant?

Compliance belongs to your organization. graal helps you trace and document: an identified vendor, an installation on your premises, exportable code, an audit of every action.

Can we process members' health data with it?

Yes, by installing graal with an HDS-certified hosting provider: the certification is held by the host.

Who sees personal data?

The people the project grants that right to. Training sets can be pseudonymised, and personal data masking protects calls to language models.

Let's talk about your claims

A specialist walks you through a first use case and the traceability chain that comes with it.