Christopher Smith

Bundles claim evidence — photos, invoices, incident reports, policy excerpts — into structured, assessor-ready packages via API. Built for insurance claims teams and loss adjusters: cut hours of manual collation per claim to a single call.

Organises construction incident photo batches for insurance claims. Classifies each photo by damage type and location zone from its metadata, assigns reviewer priority, and outputs a ranked human-review queue. Metadata triage only — no damage or liability assessments are made.

Reconciles insurer bordereaux against internal claim registers: exact and fuzzy key matching, amount tolerance checks, unmatched-row surfacing, and a forwardable mismatch report per run. Deterministic difflib matching — no AI. CSV in, forwardable JSON report out. Built for broker ops and MGAs.

Cross-checks already-extracted certificate of currency data against a broker renewal schedule. Field-by-field matching of insurer, policy number, expiry and coverage limits with tolerant normalisation. Does not read PDFs. One dataset item per certificate validated.

Standby MCP server: turns broker-supplied insurer quotes into a client-ready AU renewal comparison pack. Pay-per-event.

Parses a .mbox email export into a threaded, chronological claims correspondence timeline. Structured JSON records plus CSV and HTML compliance artifacts. Deterministic parsing, no AI. Zero outbound network - your mbox never leaves your Apify account. Priced per correspondence item.

Tracks subcontractor insurance certificate expiry dates across your panel. Flags each certificate VALID, EXPIRING_SOON, EXPIRED or UNKNOWN with days remaining, plus a prioritised alert list. Date tracking only — does not verify coverage or authenticity. One dataset item per certificate.

Classifies structured construction incident data against Australian model WHS Act notifiable-incident triggers and outputs a register entry with regulator notification flags. Deterministic keyword matching - a compliance aid for human review, not legal advice. One entry per run.