The last line of defence between your agents and an uncovered claim.
Guardrails shape how an agent behaves. None of them stops the one action that falls outside your cover. Insure compiles your policies, SLAs and contracts into rules, and checks every action against them first.
From the policy you signed to the action your agent is about to take.
The insurer shall not be liable for any claim arising out of automated communications sent without a record of consent.
The insured shall give written notice of any circumstance within 72 hours of discovery.
Coverage territory: the United States and Canada.
A sublimit of $250,000 applies to regulatory proceedings.
- consent.recordrequired before any automated message, or the loss falls outside cover
- notice.window72 hours from discovery of a circumstance
- territoryoutside US and CA, the action is uncovered
- sublimit.regulatory$250,000, escalate before exposure passes it
Illustrative wording. Your duty pack is yours alone: never shared, never pooled, never used to train anything. A flagged action is a coverage question raised while you can still act on it, not a coverage determination. Your insurer decides what is covered; Aegis makes sure you find out before the claim rather than after.
Your policy is a contract your agent has never read. Aegis makes it comply, action by action.
The same run builds your underwriting file.
Enforced controls plus coverage mapping is an underwriting-grade record. At renewal your broker puts a year of proven behaviour in front of an underwriter instead of a questionnaire, and the record declares its own completeness, so the first question at claim is not whether anything is missing from it.