A homeowners association came to THG Insurance with a $60 million question. It had competing insurance policies on the table and wanted to know exactly how they differed.
Commercial policies like these run 150 pages or more. Comparing two or three of them used to mean a full day, sometimes a week, of reading line by line. This time, THG gave the policies to Claude.
In a couple of minutes, Claude came back with an itemized list of the differences, pros, and cons. That matters, because the details that decide a claim are rarely on page one. One policy might cover wind-driven rain up to the full limit, while another caps it at a fraction, with the difference buried deep in the fine print.
“That’s buried on page 84 of the policy. If we miss that, shame on us. But Claude doesn’t.”