


PRODUCT LAUNCH

Our Biggest & Most Advanced Release Yet
V4.0 of our Digital Underwriting Abstract (DUA), Digital Claims Abstract (DCA) and Digital Medical Abstract (DMA) has officially launched! By utilizing generative models in this new version, we’re delivering a more advanced abstract without compromising the quality of results. This state-of-the-art AI Technology provides users with both a comprehensive analysis for the entire medical history and a succinct narrative summary of each medical encounter.

V4.0 Features at a Glance
Watch our two minute overview video!
More Succinct
You’ll quickly notice the succinctness of V4.0. The version has less medical items to browse, less overall text and a lower number of pages to comb through, further decreasing the time it takes to examine a medical record. This streamlined approach has reduced the number of impairments in the rundown by 300%.
5x Reduction in Summary Length


Enhanced Medical Narrative
V4.0 enhances users’ narrative understanding of a case tremendously. Users will not only see updates to current timelines but also new timelines within the updated chronological overview. As for context of the case, generative models are used to enhance our abstract with automatically generated, human-like text summaries of all encounters, making it easier for users to quickly understand the key points of their case narrative.

Human-like text summarization

Chronological overview
Aligned to Business Processes
We’ve structured V4.0 to further align with users’ business processes by aligning impairments with underwriting manuals as well as adding a new habits section, clear severity levels, a new case overview layout and updates to the medications, blood and urinalysis profile sections. For ten of the most prevalent impairments, the DUA will present additional relevant information so users can make more informed decisions on how to handle each impairment, taking into account the specific risks and potential complications associated with it.


Clear definition of severity levels

Impairments aligned with underwriting manuals
