
Use-cases

Use-cases


Transformation example
Insurance Claims AI Transformation Journey

Defines claims processing logic, fraud detection criteria, and business rules through Vellum's visual interface. Can approve pilots up to $75K; requires CFO approval for large initiatives. Must demonstrate ROI in 24 months and maintain regulatory compliance.

Builds production infrastructure, integrations, and ensures enterprise-grade reliability and compliance. Can architect solutions but requires InfoSec, Compliance, and MRM sign-off. Must maintain 99.9% uptime and complete audit trail compliance.
Transformation example
AI Medical Chatbot: Patient Intake

Designs intake logic and ensures clinical safety. Defines escalation paths (emergency vs non-emergency) and validates AI prototypes against compliance standards. Requires ongoing consultation with hospital ethics committee and medical staff leadership.

Builds integrations into EMR systems and ensures secure data handling. Implements production-grade infrastructure for patient data. Must maintain audit logging, uptime, and strict regulatory compliance (HIPAA, SOC-2).
Internal governance before operational deployment
- Lisa Chen, Claims Director: Defines a conservative pilot for personal auto claims in Texas, targeting 8–12% efficiency gains and securing $65K approval with clear success criteria.
- David Rodriguez, AI Engineering Lead: Builds the compliance-ready foundation using Vellum’s audit trails, monitoring, governance, and data lineage to cut prep time in half and ensure traceability.
- Maria Santos (Model Risk Management): Uses Vellum’s evaluation, bias testing, and execution tracking to validate models, set performance baselines, and document MRM compliance.
- James Wong (Chief Risk Officer): Approves a conservative pilot scope with human-in-the-loop validation, weekly performance monitoring, and clear exit thresholds to manage risk.
- Patricia Kim, Information Security Lead: Oversees claims system integration with Duck Creek, implements encryption and access controls, and leverages Vellum’s built-in security architecture to cut custom security work and meet a 6-month integration timeline.
- Robert Chen, Compliance Officer: Focuses on audit readiness by using Vellum’s audit trails, traceability, and documentation standards to prepare for regulatory examinations and ensure transparent customer communication.
Conservatively scoped, compliance-ready pilot with MRM validation, CRO risk controls, secure system integration, and full audit documentation.
Risk and use-case validation with measured learning
- Controlled rollout: Gradual AI adoption with human override, moving from full manual decisions to limited autonomy on low-value claims.
- Performance gains: By month 24, processing time drops 15%, fraud detection improves 6%, and cost per claim falls 10%.
- Change management impact: Adjuster satisfaction rises from 48% to 65% with structured adoption and oversight.
- Compliance assurance: Zero AI-related complaints, full audit trails, and bias testing show fairness and transparency.
- Quality maintained: Error rate steady at 2.3% and customer satisfaction sustained at 71%.
6,200 claims processed with $89K annual savings, reflecting a 14% cost improvement. Error rate steady at 2.3% and customer satisfaction sustained at 71%.
Careful scaling with state-by-state adaptation
- Expanded to property claims under $15K with 70% workflow reusability and adaptation to regional fraud patterns, reaching 14,000 AI-assisted claims annually by Month 42.
- Processing time cut to 8.2 days, fraud detection improved to 76%, and annual savings increased to $285K.
- 6–9 months of adaptation for state regulations, fraud patterns, and local adjuster training, with Vellum’s governance framework supporting compliance and customization.
- Different legacy system setup, API limitations, and regional performance issues require targeted engineering and optimization.
Multi-state AI claims system delivering faster processing, higher fraud detection, and $285K annual savings in Texas, while adapting workflows and integrations for Florida expansion.
Competitive differentiation through accumulated intelligence
- Predictive severity modeling, subrogation detection, seasonal damage protocols, and vendor analytics become part of the workflow after 4+ years of Vellum use.
- Publish benchmark reports and whitepapers based on 95,000+ processed claims
- Collaborate with insurers, healthcare providers, and technology vendors on AI standards
Market-leading claims AI program that delivers faster processing, higher fraud accuracy, lower costs, and industry recognition.
Internal governance before operational deployment
- Dr. Sarah Patel, Clinical Director: Defines a conservative pilot for intake queries in California, targeting 8–12% intake efficiency gains and securing $60K approval with clear success criteria.
- Mark Alvarez, AI Engineering Lead: Builds the compliance-ready foundation using Vellum’s audit trails, monitoring, governance, and data lineage to cut prep time in half and ensure HIPAA traceability.
- Maria Lopez, Model Risk Manager: Uses Vellum’s evaluation, bias testing, and execution tracking to validate intake models, set performance baselines, and document MRM compliance.
- James Wong, Chief Risk Officer: Approves a conservative pilot scope with human-in-the-loop validation, weekly performance monitoring, and clear exit thresholds to manage patient safety risk.
- Patricia Kim, Information Security Lead: Oversees integration with the provider directory and EHR, implements encryption and access controls, and leverages Vellum’s security architecture to cut custom security work and meet a 6-month integration timeline.
- Robert Chen, Compliance Officer: Focuses on HIPAA readiness by using Vellum’s audit trails, traceability, and documentation standards to prepare for regulatory examinations and ensure transparent patient communication.
Compliance-ready pilot with MRM validation, CRO risk controls, HIPAA-secure integration, and full audit documentation. Implementation included 6-month physician training program, ongoing clinical advisory board oversight, and quarterly compliance audits with healthcare legal counsel.
Risk and use-case validation with measured learning
- Controlled rollout: Gradual chatbot adoption with clinician override, moving from manual triage to limited autonomy for low-risk intake queries.
- Performance gains: By month 24, intake time drops 15%, misclassification rate improves 7%, and admin cost per intake falls 12%.
- Change management impact: Clinician satisfaction rises from 52% to 68% with structured adoption and oversight.
- Chatbot-related complaints reduced to less than 0.5% of interactions, with all complaints resolved within 24 hours through established escalation protocols.
- Intake accuracy maintained at 96% for routine cases, with complex cases requiring clinical review maintaining separate accuracy metrics.
8,500 patient intakes processed with human oversight for 30% of complex cases, achieving $95K annual savings primarily through administrative efficiency gains rather than clinical workflow changes.
Careful scaling with state-by-state adaptation
- Expanded to mental health and primary care intake with 70% of core technical infrastructure reusable across states, with significant adaptation required for local provider networks, insurance relationships, and regulatory variations.
- Intake processing time cut to 6.8 minutes, classification accuracy improved to 97%, and annual savings increased to $310K.
- 6–9 months of adaptation for local regulations, insurance networks, and provider availability, with governance supporting compliance and customization.
- Different EHR setups and API limitations require targeted engineering and optimization.
Multi-state AI chatbot delivering faster intake, higher accuracy, and $310K annual savings in California, while adapting workflows and integrations for Florida rollout.
Competitive differentiation through accumulated intelligence
- Predictive care triage, insurance eligibility verification, appointment optimization, and population health analytics become part of the chatbot workflow after 4+ years of Vellum use.
- Collaborate with healthcare research institutions to publish peer-reviewed studies on AI-assisted intake efficiency, following IRB approval and patient consent protocols for any research publications.
- Collaborate with hospitals, insurers, and regulators on AI safety standards.
Market-leading AI medical chatbot program delivering faster patient intake, higher accuracy, lower costs, and recognized as an industry benchmark.
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