With Kyber, companies operating in regulated industries can quickly draft, review, and send complex regulatory notices. For example, when Branch Insurance's claims team has to settle a claim, instead of spending hours piecing together evidence to draft a complex notice, they can simply upload the details of the claim to Kyber, auto-generate multiple best in-class drafts, easily assign reviewers, collaborate on notices in real-time, and then send the letter to the individual the notice is for. Kyber not only saves these teams time, it also improves overall quality, accountability, and traceability.
Arvind Sontha is Co-Founder & CEO of Kyber. He is a repeat founder with an entrepreneurial spirit that started in his childhood, when he started a local pet care business. Since then, his entrepreneurial endeavors have taken him across numerous industries, building in EdTech, Dating, Insurtech, and AI. During this time, Arvind also signed full-time with Google at 19, founded Subtle Curry Dating (~250k members on Facebook), and became a licensed insurance agent.
Sav is Co-Founder of Kyber. Before starting Kyber, Sav worked as director of Product Management at Ladder Life Insurance. Sav has extensive expertise in solving complex risk & fraud problem in Fintech and Insurtech companies using ML and AI.
tldr; We make it simple for claims teams to instantly draft, review, and send complex notices to insureds, claimants, and third parties (like attorneys). With GenAI draft generation, real-time collaborative editing, integrated review workflows, and omnichannel delivery, Kyber’s LetterGen is able to supercharge the process of creating claim denial, partial denial, and settlement notices for even the most complex claims. Book a demo on our website to learn more!
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Hi everyone! We’re Arvind, Sav, and Quentin from Kyber, and we’re on a mission to streamline the tedious process of creating complex notices for claims teams.
For claims teams, state departments of insurance typically have very clear guidelines around the specific types of notices an insurer is supposed to provide to the parties involved. These include notices like claim acknowledgment, status updates, proactive reservations of rights, and finally, either a claim denial, partial denial, or settlement letter detailing what finally is or isn’t covered.
While that may seem straightforward, many organizations fail to meet these requirements as adjustors struggle to efficiently write notices up to the required quality bar. Numerous carriers we’ve talked to and currently work with have audited their claims organizations and found that their teams spend upwards of 30% of their working hours just handling these notices.
Why? Many times, these notices end up in a court of law where an unhappy claimant will sue the insurer, arguing that the notice was ambiguous.
Kyber’s LetterGen helps companies streamline their notice creation process, removing tedious overhead and minimizing risk from claimants suing companies for acting in bad faith.
Out of the box, Kyber’s LetterGen comes with: