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Five Years of Loss Runs, Structured in Minutes
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Five Years of Loss Runs, Structured in Minutes

Multi-carrier, multi-year loss runs to a clean claims history

Loss runs are one of the most painful parts of any renewal or new business submission. PDFs from five different carriers. Different formats and column layouts. Duplicate claims that rolled over from year to year. Totals that don't always match the detail.

By the time you've pulled it together by hand, you've spent hours, and you're still not sure the numbers are right.

Upload once, get clean loss data back

Upload loss runs to ennabl AI as PDFs, spreadsheets or CSVs, from multiple carriers and years at once. It extracts every policy and every claim, including paid, incurred and reserve figures and open vs. closed status.

Before anything reaches you, a QA pass runs on every document:

  • Duplicate claims are caught.
  • Cross-year policy rollovers are de-duplicated.
  • Totals are reconciled against the source document.
  • Gaps are flagged.

What you get back is clean, structured loss data you can trust: a formula-driven Excel workbook and a charted loss report, ready for a submission package, renewal brief or client meeting.

A track record, not a launch

AI loss run extraction has been announced as a breakthrough by some newer vendors. At ennabl, it's been running for two years.

In the last 12 months, ennabl AI has processed more than 42,000 loss run pages and extracted over 260,000 individual claims across 33,000+ policies, from nearly 300 different carriers.

The hard part isn't reading one document. Every carrier formats loss runs differently: clean spreadsheets from one, 40-page scanned PDFs from another, TPA printouts and faxes from the rest. We've built and refined more than 400 distinct carrier format configurations, one real document at a time.

Extraction is only half the job. A submission built on wrong numbers is worse than one built slowly. Extracting the data is easy. Trusting it is hard.

If you're evaluating a loss run tool, ask how many carrier formats it has actually seen.

Try it free at ennabl.ai