industries · 05

Insurance. Six workloads, one endpoint.

Life, general, health & takaful — the workloads below need more than one data model at once, which is exactly why they stall on a stitched stack.

who this is sized for

Life, general and health insurers, takaful operators, TPAs and large broking groups across India and the Gulf, modernising policy administration alongside an AI mandate.

who owns the problem
Chief Underwriting OfficerHead of ClaimsChief ActuaryHead of Fraud & SIUChief Data OfficerChief Compliance Officer
why now

The forcing function.

The IRDAI Fraud Monitoring Framework demands enterprise-wide, cross-functional fraud oversight — structurally impossible when claims, underwriting and distribution data sit in separate systems. Detecting coordinated schemes needs graph traversal and pattern search across policies and networks simultaneously; isolated rule engines cannot see the ring.

the relationship graph

The claims ecosystem graph — coordinated rings run through agents, hospitals and garages; per-claim scoring structurally cannot see them.

~15%

of health claims carry fraud — detectable only across policies and networks

10–15%

of UAE health premiums lost to leakage and abuse

IRDAI 2026

AI working group shaping audit-ready, explainable-AI standards for claims and fraud

the shape of the work

Six workloads, five query shapes.

Almost no workload here needs only one data model — which is why single-model databases deliver it only with a second system and a sync problem.

data-model mix across these six workloads
SQL 6/6
Vector 4/6
Graph 2/6
Full-text 3/6
/ask 2/6
workload × data model
SQL
VEC
GRF
FTS
ASK
01 AI underwriting & risk pricing — uses Vector, SQL
02 Claims automation & adjudication — uses SQL, Full-text, /ask
03 Fraud & network analytics — uses Graph, Vector, SQL
04 Policy & document intelligence — uses Vector, Full-text, SQL
05 Customer 360, cross-sell & retention — uses SQL, Graph, Vector
06 Regulatory reporting & explainable AI — uses SQL, Full-text, /ask
SQL — what is true right now? Vector — what resembles this? Graph — what is this connected to? Full-text — where exactly is it written? /ask — just tell me, in plain language.
where OriginChain powers Insurance AI
01
AI underwriting & risk pricing

Score risk against decades of historical loss experience via vector similarity, joined live with policy, telematics and wearable data for instant, evidence-backed pricing.

Vector SQL

Faster quote-to-bind; better loss-ratio discrimination at the same acceptance rate.

02
Claims automation & adjudication

Straight-through processing for high-volume claims — full-text search over documents and medical bills, conversational triage, and human-in-the-loop control on the exceptions that matter.

SQL Full-text /ask

Higher STP rate and lower cost per claim, with turnaround as a retention lever.

03
Fraud & network analytics

Model the claims ecosystem as a live graph — agents, hospitals, garages, policyholders and repairers — to surface coordinated rings invisible to any single-entity rule engine.

Graph Vector SQL

Ring-level recoveries that per-claim scoring structurally cannot find.

04
Policy & document intelligence

Multilingual retrieval for agents, advisors and customers — hybrid Arabic-and-English search across wordings, endorsements and product catalogues.

Vector Full-text SQL

Fewer mis-quoted terms; sharply reduced advisor dependence on product helpdesks.

05
Customer 360, cross-sell & retention

Every policy, interaction and life event in one queryable view; graph relationships plus semantic search drive next-best-action and churn prevention at renewal.

SQL Graph Vector

Renewal-rate improvement and higher policies-per-household.

06
Regulatory reporting & explainable AI

Every automated decision logged to a single source of truth — audit-ready trails for IRDAI, DPDP, SAMA, IFRS 17 and DIFC, answerable in plain language.

SQL Full-text /ask

Explainability as a standing property of the platform rather than a per-model project.

Impact statements are directional targets referenced to published industry research — calibrate against your own baseline.

the consolidation case

The stack this replaces in Insurance.

Policy admin Claims system Fraud rules Document store BI layer
OCDB — one substrate
SQL Vector Graph Full-text /ask

Five licences, five sync jobs, five security perimeters — collapsed into one atomic store.

the board-level outcome

Underwriting, claims and fraud reasoning over one graph — which is what ‘enterprise-wide fraud oversight’ actually requires in practice.

Start with your data challenge — not a product demo.