Corgi Insurance has launched Corgi Claims, an AI-native third-party administrator (TPA) helping insurers accelerate claims handling through artificial intelligence and a nationwide network of licensed adjusters.
The platform combines AI-powered claims triage with more than 5,000 licensed adjusters, allowing insurers to identify claim severity, potential coverage issues and missing documentation immediately after a claim is lodged.
Corgi’s technology facilitates carriers, managing general agents (MGAs) and distribution partners to underwrite, place and service insurance more efficiently through an integrated platform.
The launch comes as insurers increasingly endeavour to modernise claims operations to reduce administrative workloads and improve response times, without removing human expertise from the decision-making process.
According to Corgi Claims, the platform will review every claim at the first notification, using AI to assess severity, flag potential coverage issues and identify missing information before an adjuster begins reviewing the file, designed to reduce manual administration, allowing adjusters to focus on investigation and claims decisions.
The solution supports a range of insurance lines, including commercial liability, property, catastrophe, renters, trucking, workers’ compensation and specialty programmes.
Corgi CEO and co-founder Nicolas Laqua said claims handling remains one of the insurance industry’s biggest operational challenges. He said, “Claims is where insurance keeps its promise, and it’s also where the industry is slowest.
“We built Corgi Claims so the busywork happens the instant a claim is reported, and experienced adjusters spend their time on judgment, not data entry. Faster answers for policyholders, cleaner files for carriers,” he said.
The platform is available from June 29, 2026 for insurance carriers, MGAs, captives, programme administrators and self-insured organisations seeking outsourced claims administration or capacity for additional claims.
This product launch follows a rapid period of growth for Corgi, which has closed three funding rounds in 2026. It’s most recent was a $106m Series B1 round, led by TCV, and valued the company at $2.6bn and brought its total funding to $378m.
This arrived just three weeks after it closed its Series B on $160m at a $1.3bn valuation and four months since its $108m Series A at a $630m valuation.
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