Corgi Insurance launched Corgi Claims, a full-service third-party administrator that pairs a nationwide network of more than 5,000 licensed adjusters with AI that reviews every claim the instant it is reported. The TPA is available immediately for carriers, MGAs, captives, program administrators, and self-insured organizations. The launch means adjusters no longer start each file from scratch, freeing them to focus on judgment instead of data entry.
The platform uses AI for insurance claims triage, scoring severity, flagging coverage issues, and surfacing missing documents before a human adjuster opens the file. Traditional TPAs require adjusters to read every file from the beginning-Corgi reverses that workflow.
Pre-processing claims before an adjuster opens the file
Corgi Claims handles commercial liability, property, catastrophe, renters, trucking, workers' compensation, and specialty programs. The AI does the administrative heavy lifting the moment a claim arrives, so adjusters step into a file already evaluated and prioritized. Licensed adjusters remain at the center of every claim decision.
Judgment over data entry
"Claims is where insurance keeps its promise, and it's also where the industry is slowest," said Nicolas Laqua, co-founder and CEO of Corgi. "We built Corgi Claims so the busywork happens the instant a claim is reported, and experienced adjusters spend their time on judgment, not data entry. Faster answers for policyholders, cleaner files for carriers."
Organizations can request a demo at claims.corgi.com.
Backed by a full-stack AI-native insurance company
Corgi Insurance owns the full stack-carrier, reinsurer, MGA, TPA, and underwriting technology. The company has raised $374 million, most recently at a $2.6 billion valuation. This infrastructure supports the TPA launch with in-house technology rather than bolted-on third-party tools.
Why this matters for insurance professionals
Adjusters and claims handlers can expect less time spent on repetitive file review and document gathering. The model shifts rote tasks to AI before a claim reaches a desk, which means faster resolution cycles and more capacity for complex, high-severity cases. As AI-native infrastructure becomes more common in claims, professionals who work with these tools will spend less time on paperwork and more on the decisions that require experience.
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