Accounting
drwxr-x— ./industries/accounting
Firms drown in documents and reconciliation. Agents read, match and close the books faster.
- reconcile bank statements and ledgers automatically
- extract and code invoices without manual keying
$ bh run ./industries/insurance
Insurance▌
Claims intake, policy checks and first-pass assessment — faster, with a human on the decisions.
claimsunderwritingcoveragepolicy
the industry
Claims and underwriting teams read documents against policy details all day. The work is repetitive and high-volume, and backlogs mean customers wait.
agentic opportunities
Agents intake claims, pull the relevant policy, check coverage and draft a first-pass assessment for a human to approve. Customers get answers faster; adjusters handle the decisions.
$ ls ./outcomes --long
What agents change
-> claims intake and coverage checks on arrival
-> first-pass assessments drafted for review
-> policy docs matched to claims automatically
-> human approval on every decision
$ # ready to scope this in your industry?▌
-> first-pass assessments drafted for review
-> policy docs matched to claims automatically
-> human approval on every decision
$ # ready to scope this in your industry?▌
$ ls ../ --long
Related industries
Legal
drwxr-x— ./industries/legal
Review, redline and due diligence that used to bill a week, done in an afternoon.
- first-pass contract review and redlines in minutes
- due diligence across thousands of documents
Recruiting
drwxr-x— ./industries/recruiting
Sourcing, screening and scheduling run themselves; recruiters talk to people.
- source and shortlist against the role, not keywords
- screen resumes and rank by fit automatically
$ grep -R "related" . --no-filename
Related reading
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