🧭 Reinsurance Demo
The worked book for the whole suite — data separated from the modules. A treaty we have written for years, the claims we received along the way with their developments, and the renewal submission whose bordereau is reconciled automatically: differences highlighted, and where the pack reports more outstanding than we hold, one click takes the figure over or asks the cedent for a formal advice.
The flow
New here? Take the 🧭 guided walkthrough — ten steps that demo every screen below on the live dashboards, about five minutes.
- Demo setup — one click imports the shipped cedent packs: 16 cedents, 18 programmes over two renewal years (per-occurrence / per-risk / aggregate XL, quota share, stop loss), our claims book from the in-force year's large losses, and every pack document — submissions, workbooks, contracts, listings, triangles, loss reports — attached to its node.
- The MTPL programme — bound vintages and the 2027 renewal under assessment. Open the renewal's economics — the deal in numbers and charts — the commented comparison of its bordereau against our book, and our offer. How the pack ARRIVED is the deal's intake thread: the broker's e-mail, the attachments parsed in worker sub-threads, the bordereau reconciled, the enquiry drafted in its own sub-thread, the underwriter's decisions — every tool call and node change on the record.
- Our claims — five claims with multi-year developments; each mounts its own
filesstorage (<claim>/files, mapped to the mesh storage atclaims/<claimAddressPath>) for advices and adjuster reports. - The reconciliation — the renewal's reported bordereau joined against our records: ✅ matches, ⚠ two claims where the pack reports more outstanding (take over as a
Source = Submissiondevelopment, or raise an enquiry for a formal advice), ➕ a claim new to us, ❓ one missing from the bordereau. - The underwriting sample book — the four verdict stories and the governance decisions.
- The cedents — the ceding companies of the imported packs, each with its programme README. After the import, every renewal submission has its own ClaimsReview reconciliation against the book.
- IFRS 17 measurement — the demo's accounting strand: a deliberately separate life book (a Swiss endowment and a USD-written German annuity) exercises the analysis-of-change engine's currency steps, while MTPL LIC 2026 measures the MTPL book itself — its incurred-claims liability derives from the same claims register.
The suite
Installs on top of Reinsurance, Loss Modelling, Pricing, UW Deepfield, Claims Deepfield, SST and IFRS 17 — the Deepfield suite; this module carries only data.