The assurance layer between the policy and the loss
Would your claim actually be paid?
RegXperience Protect turns an SME’s insurance policy into a live control framework — AI reads the wording, extracts every obligation clause by clause, verifies your real controls against them, and builds claim-ready evidence before the loss. So the cover you bought is the cover you can actually use.
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The workflow
Policy → Requirement → Evidence
RegXperience Protect treats the insurance policy as an authority document and turns it into an operational model in four steps — running on the RegXperience GRC engine already live for ISO 27001, PCI DSS, GDPR and India’s DPDPA.
Extract
AI reads the full policy document set — wording, proposal form, endorsements — and builds a Policy Requirement Register, every obligation linked to the clause that imposes it.
Verify
Each requirement is tested against the business’s real controls and facts: met, at risk, not met, or not attached — with a human reviewer in the loop.
Maintain
The register is re-reviewed at inception, mid-term, pre-renewal, and on material business change, so your policy-relevant posture stays current all year.
Evidence
Every assessment lands in a timestamped Evidence Vault — contemporaneous proof built before the loss, ready for remediation, renewal, and the claim itself.
Seven obligation families
Every policy speaks the same seven languages
See it running
The full product walkthrough
Sixteen minutes, end to end: a policy wording goes in, the obligation register comes out, the reviewer publishes it, the SME answers against real controls, and the claim-readiness verdict — with the clause that drives it — lands in the evidence vault.
Who it serves
The rare problem where both sides want the same thing
A policy that responds as both sides expect when a valid claim occurs. Protect makes the conditions for that outcome visible before the loss.
For the SME
- A plain-language view of what could prevent expected cover or a claim from responding
- Named, fixable actions ranked by what they would cost at claim time — traced to the clause
- Visibility into cover that may not have attached because a precondition is absent
- A dated evidence record assembled before the claim
For the insurer
- A portfolio view of insureds’ policy-requirement status
- Ongoing visibility into warranted controls, not just an inception declaration
- A pre-renewal signal showing what is met, at risk, or not met
- Fewer disputed and denied claims — lower leakage, lower handling cost
Questions
Frequently asked
What is RegXperience Protect?
RegXperience Protect turns an SME's insurance policy into a live control framework. AI reads the policy wording, extracts every obligation it places on the insured, verifies those requirements against the business's real controls, and keeps timestamped, claim-ready evidence — so the cover the business bought is the cover it can actually use.
What is the eligibility gap in insurance?
The eligibility gap is when a business holds insurance cover, but a missed policy obligation — an unprotected admin login where MFA was warranted, backups below the stated standard, a late incident notification — makes the claim voidable, reducible, or excluded. Our analysis of 8 real cyber wordings found ~66 insured-side requirements per policy.
Who is RegXperience Protect for?
Both sides of the policy. SMEs get a plain-language view of what their policy demands, what's missing, and proof to show when a claim is made. Insurers get a portfolio view of policy-requirement status, fewer disputed claims, and better information at renewal.
Does RegXperience Protect decide what is covered?
No. It does not decide coverage, promise a claim will be paid, recommend a policy, or find risks the policy never mentions. It is an evidence and readiness layer: those judgments stay with the insurer, broker, and claims process.
Is it only for cyber insurance?
Cyber is the starting point because it carries the densest requirement sets and among the highest denial rates — but the engine analyses contractual language, not a risk domain. Property, liability, business-interruption, and supply-chain wordings load through the same steps.
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