CapSeal lands on the line where photo-based fraud is loudest, then extends wherever claims rely on images or documents. The mechanism is the same everywhere - trust the evidence at capture - but the fraud pattern it kills differs by line.
Highest photo volume and highest fraud - the natural beachhead. Kills edited and AI-generated damage photos, re-used images from prior claims, and staged-damage submissions.
Fabricated or exaggerated damage imagery and doctored contents inventories. Provenance-sealed capture makes "before/after" manipulation and stock-image submission unworkable.
Higher claim values raise the payoff of fabricated invoices and inflated estimates. Document sealing and template-lineage checks target manipulated repair and replacement paperwork.
Synthetic medical certificates and fabricated reports are a fast-growing vector. CapSeal seals document provenance - but note the honest limit below: it proves the document is real, not that the underlying claim is truthful.
One line, 60-90 days, measured on auto-pay rate and fraud caught at intake.
Full production on motor, tuned policy, dashboard live for your SIU team.
Property and commercial, reusing the same SDK and verdict engine.
Cross-carrier verification switches on the double-claim moat.
CapSeal does not replace your claims process - it adds two touchpoints to the one you already run. Evidence is sealed at lodgement, a verdict attaches at intake, and triage routes each claim down one of three paths. Every outcome lands back in your core system with the proof stored on the claim file.
Note the middle path. A claim not captured in-app routes to your normal review queue exactly as it does today - it is never auto-rejected, and the customer is never worse off for having an old handset or emailing a photograph in.
A bottom-up model of manipulated-image leakage for a carrier writing 200,000 motor claims a year, built on published 2026 research from Verisk, Shift Technology, Admiral and the Coalition Against Insurance Fraud. Seven pages, every assumption on the page.
The honest boundary, stated in the brief itself: this model covers manipulated-image fraud, the category capture-time provenance directly prevents. It does not claim staged-accident rings, padded but genuine estimates, or claims where the photo is real and the story is not. The figures are modelled from published ranges, not results from a named carrier.
Motor brief (PDF)Motor is the usual start, but we'll run a pilot wherever your evidence fraud is worst.
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