General business documents
Global. Invoices, Receipts, Purchase orders, Bank statements, Contracts…
Canada
Insurance claims (Canada)
Early access for Canadian property and casualty, auto and workers' compensation claims teams; join the waitlist.
The problem
Where the time goes
- Claim files mix forms, estimates, reports and correspondence
- Adjusters re-key the same details into claim systems
- Surges in claim volume strain intake and triage
- Files may arrive as scans or faxes of varying quality
Documents
Documents we handle
- Auto policy declarations
- Claim notices
- Police and collision reports
- Repair estimates
- Total loss valuations
- Ontario accident benefit forms
- Workers' compensation reports and decision letters
- Medical and clinical reports
Industry packs
Packs available
Each pack ships document types, extraction schemas, validation rules, smart folders and sample questions.
P&C and auto claims (Canada)
Canada. Auto policy declarations, Auto claim notice (FNOL), Police / collision report, Repair estimate, Total loss valuation…
Workers' compensation (Canada)
Canada. Worker's report of injury / claim, Employer's report of injury, Health professional's report, Functional abilities / return to work, Board decision letter…
Use cases
What teams automate
Property and casualty claims intake (Canada)
Early access use case for reading auto and property claim documents into structured records with human review.
See the workflowWhat is in the early-access pack
Two packs are available to early-access customers, and both default to Canadian dollars.
Property and casualty and auto. Document types cover auto policy declarations, claim notices, police and collision reports, repair estimates, total loss valuations, adjuster notes, Ontario accident benefit (OCF) forms, medical and examination reports, public auto scheme claims and property policy claims. Starter schemas extract the fields for each type. Cross-document indexes cover claim number, policy number, insured or claimant, vehicle (VIN), province, loss type, date of loss and document language. Sample questions ask for a claim summary, coverage and deductibles, repair estimate totals, total loss versus repair cost, OCF treatment plans and items that need human review. Smart folders group files by Ontario, Quebec, British Columbia, collision and French-language.
Workers’ compensation. Document types cover worker and employer injury reports, health professional reports, functional abilities and return-to-work forms, board decision letters, benefit and earnings statements, objections and appeals, expense claims, incident investigations and clinical records, in the style of WSIB, WorkSafeBC and CNESST. Indexes cover claim number, board, worker, employer, injury date, return-to-work status, decision outcome and language. Sample questions ask for a claim chronology, deadlines, health professional restrictions and denied decisions. Smart folders group files by WSIB, WorkSafeBC, CNESST, French-language, modified duties and denied decisions.
Both packs include English and French keywords. Social Insurance Numbers are reduced to the last 3 digits, and personal and health fields are flagged sensitive.
What is still being confirmed
Early-access packs are built from official form guidance and regulator documents. They have not been validated on production customer documents, and forms and fields are being confirmed with early customers. Reviewers compare documents using the extracted data and search; the packs do not check a claim file for completeness or compare documents automatically. Where your forms are not covered, your team can define additional schemas.
Where people stay in the loop
Documents with low-confidence fields, failed checks or no matching schema go to a human review queue. Adjusters or claims staff correct fields against the source document and approve. The pack prepares and checks document data; it does not decide claims. Every action is recorded in an audit log.
Join the waitlist
Canada is in early access. If you handle claims in Canada and want to test the packs on your own documents, join the waitlist and tell us about your document mix and volumes. AI processing location is stated in the Order Form. We will follow up directly.
FAQ
Questions we hear
Is there a Canada-specific insurance pack?
Yes, in early access. There is a property and casualty and auto claims pack and a workers' compensation pack. Each ships document types, starter schemas, cross-document indexes, sample questions and smart folders. They are built from official form guidance and regulator documents and have not been validated on production customer documents.
Which forms are covered?
The P&C pack covers Ontario accident benefit (OCF) forms, police and collision reports, repair estimates and public auto scheme claims. The workers' compensation pack covers WSIB, WorkSafeBC and CNESST style documents. Forms and fields are being confirmed with early customers and may change.
Does it handle French documents?
The packs carry English and French keywords for Quebec and bilingual documents, and a document language field is extracted and indexed.
What does early access mean?
We are opening Canada gradually. Join the waitlist and we will contact you about fit, scope and timing. Features and availability may change.
Can I see pricing in Canadian dollars?
Not at this stage. Talk to us through the waitlist form.
How is sensitive data protected?
Access is role-based, activity is written to an audit log, PHI masking applies to logs, and tenants are isolated. Personal and health fields in the packs are flagged sensitive, and Social Insurance Numbers are reduced to the last 3 digits. See the security page for current compliance status.
See Droqify on your insurance claims (canada) documents
Bring a few sample documents (synthetic or redacted) and we will show the extraction, review and search end to end.