Premium and revenue leakage
Late, short-paid, unallocated or incorrectly booked premium.
Insurance
RedOwl connects policies, premiums, commissions, claims, supplier invoices and settlement evidence to uncover financial leakage before it reaches the ledger, or leaves the business.
Built for complex insurance payment chains, high-volume claims and regulated financial controls.
Insurance margin leakage
Insurers operate across policy administration, claims platforms, broker communications, supplier networks, settlement files and finance systems. A transaction can look correct in each system and still be wrong overall. RedOwl brings the chain together, applies the relevant policy and commercial rules, and presents the exceptions that need human judgement.
Late, short-paid, unallocated or incorrectly booked premium.
Duplicate, ineligible or incorrectly calculated claims and payouts.
Incorrect rates, tiers and accelerators, duplicate payments and missed clawbacks.
Panel supplier overbilling, rate-card variances, duplicate invoices and payee risk.
Use-case explorer
Select a use case to see how RedOwl connects policy, operational and financial evidence to identify the exceptions that matter.
Insurance control tower
Give finance, claims, distribution and treasury teams a shared view of what should have been collected or paid, what actually happened and who owns each exception.
Case Study - Corporate Insurer
A major corporate and specialty insurer operating through brokers and intermediaries and participating in risks as a follower-line insurer.
The insurer needed to know whether premium had been received correctly and on time through a chain involving the policyholder, broker, lead insurer and its own participation. A small mismatch in premium, participation, commission or remittance evidence could stop a material receipt from being allocated.
For every margin owner
Bring premium, claims, commission, supplier and settlement evidence into one decision environment so leaders can protect margin without adding another review layer.

CFO & Finance
“Where is premium, claim, supplier and payment leakage affecting underwriting result and cash?”
Financial exposure
Transactions can appear correct in each platform while the complete policy-to-settlement chain remains financially inconsistent.
Claims Leadership
“Are claims and benefit payments eligible, correctly calculated and within policy terms?”
Financial exposure
Duplicates, prior payments, excess, limits and supplier charges can be missed when evidence is fragmented.
Treasury
“Which settlements and payment instructions create liquidity or payee risk?”
Financial exposure
Large settlement flows, duplicate instructions and unverified bank changes can create immediate cash exposure.
Accounts Receivable
“Which premium is unpaid, short-paid, unallocated or blocked from booking?”
Financial exposure
Multi-party settlement chains obscure receivables ownership, allocation and collection status.
Distribution & Commissions
“Are commission rates, tiers, accelerators and clawbacks being applied correctly?”
Financial exposure
Complex distribution agreements create overpayment, missed clawback and profitability risk.
Procurement
“Are panel suppliers charging the contracted rate and evidenced service?”
Financial exposure
Repair, legal, medical and assessor fees drift when invoices are separated from panel terms and claim evidence.
Risk & Compliance
“Are policy, delegation and payment controls operating before value leaves the business?”
Financial exposure
After-the-fact review cannot prevent breaches or evidence timely intervention.
Internal Audit
“Can we reconstruct why each material premium, claim or payment decision was made?”
Financial exposure
Disconnected evidence and manual commentary weaken auditability and root-cause analysis.
Systems and data
System categories shown for illustration. RedOwl starts with exports and flat files and deepens integrations as controls move into production.
Start with one premium portfolio, claim category, commission run or supplier panel. RedOwl will show where policy terms, evidence and payments no longer agree.