Slip generator
Draft a slip for every reinsurer.
Core reads the cedant’s notice, matches the contract and past claims, and splits the loss by each reinsurer’s share.
- Each share shows what it matched on: reference, contract share and loss date.
- One PDF per reinsurer, and an email draft.
- USD and KRW sit on one slip.
Settlement
Keep the cedant’s figure first.
When Core’s own calculation differs from the cedant’s, even by USD 0.01, the slip keeps the cedant’s figure and shows you the difference.
- The AI draft and your edit are saved separately.
- You mark each slip correct or needing a fix.
- USD and KRW sit on one slip, and bracketed figures read as negatives.
Quote request check
Catch what the documents disagree on.
Core reads the quote request, questionnaire, contract and email together, and lists each term that differs, with how serious it is.
- Clauses are kept word for word, with their codes.
- Target premium, commission and deadline come from the email.
- One click turns it into a placing, closing, cover note or debit note slip.
Renewals
Close each renewal before cover lapses.
Policies sort by days to expiry, from 90 days out to overdue, and each moves through six steps from broker to issued policy.
- A gap-in-cover flag where premium timing puts cover at risk.
- A draft email for the step you are on, in English or Korean.
- Contacts kept by role: client, global broker and local carrier.
Reconciliation
Tie the ledger to the slips.
Core checks settlements against the KRW ledger, finds cover notes with no booked contract, and catches references booked twice.
- Each finding opens the slip and the ledger row behind it.
- Changes to a record wait for a person to approve them.
One Core underneath.
- AskAsk the ledger in plain words, such as which reinsurers owe the most. Each step is shown, and every number comes from a ledger row.
- LibraryClaim notices, slips, closings and statements, each filed under its cover note, with the original one click away.
- The mapThe cover note links each contract to its claims, documents and slips.
- The modelIt reads the notices and drafts the words. Shares, totals and dates come from code, and a figure that differs from the source is flagged.
What it reads.
- Claim notices in PDF, Outlook and Excel
- Quote requests and questionnaires
- Contracts and closings
- Premium and claims ledgers
- Cover notes and debit notes
- Reinsurer contact sheets
Questions.
Does it send slips by itself?
No. Core drafts each slip and email, and a person approves them before anything goes out. The AI draft and the edit are kept separately.
What if the cedant’s figure differs from Core’s?
The slip keeps the cedant’s figure and flags the difference with both numbers, so you can confirm it or leave it as stated.
Which documents can it read?
Claim notices in PDF, Outlook and Excel, quote requests, questionnaires, contracts, closings, cover notes, debit notes and ledger exports, in English or Korean.
Where does it run?
On a machine you own, such as an NVIDIA DGX Spark, or on a private cloud server we run for your firm alone. The security page lists every connection Core makes.
