Computer vision

Carpe Vision

Image intelligence that adds visual signal detection to modern insurance workflows.

Primary buyer: Claims and SIU teams handling visual evidence

Related workflow: Investigations and SIU

Extract more structured insight from visual evidence, faster and with better consistency.

Overview

Carpe Vision extends the platform with computer vision capabilities so teams can identify, classify, and act on image-based signals with greater speed and consistency.

Computer vision matters in insurance when it strengthens expert teams, improves consistency, and accelerates review in evidence-heavy workflows.

Computer vision tuned for insurance use cases
Paired with review where trust matters
Extends claims and investigation coverage through visual signal

Buyer and team

Claims and SIU teams handling visual evidence

Claims
SIU
Specialist reviewers

Workflow problem

Why teams buy this.

Image-heavy workflows are slow to review consistently, especially when evidence volume grows faster than specialist capacity.

Inputs and outputs

What the product looks at and what teams get back.

Inputs and signal sources

Image evidence
Case metadata
Review logic shaped by insurance workflows

Outputs and deliverables

Screened and classified image findings
Priority cues for review
Visual signal connected to broader investigation workflow

Data usage

What this product uses and what it does not.

Clear guardrails on data usage help teams evaluate fit, trust, and compliance readiness.

Data we use

Image evidence provided through claims and SIU workflows.
Case metadata needed to prioritize and route visual findings.
Review feedback to improve visual signal precision over time.

Data we do not use

Standalone autonomous claim determinations from image output alone.
Image collection outside authorized carrier workflow intake.
Unreviewed automated escalation without specialist oversight.

How it works in practice

The product in action.

See the product in context — how it captures signal, organizes findings, and delivers output into the workflow.

Visual analysis interface showing AI-powered image intelligence and evidence review.

AI-powered image analysis delivers visual signal directly into the claims workflow.

Operating motion

How it works in practice.

Ingest visual evidence as part of a case workflow
Screen and classify likely meaningful signal
Route flagged findings to specialist review and case development

Implementation

Implementation path and requirements.

5-7 weeks for controlled rollout in image-heavy workflows.

Steps

Define target image use cases and reviewer decision boundaries.
Configure ingestion, classification outputs, and review queues.
Validate precision and workflow impact with specialist teams.
Expand to broader case categories after performance calibration.

Requirements

Image intake pathway with associated case metadata.
Specialist review ownership and escalation protocol.
Quality thresholds for precision, recall, and review throughput.

Why buyers trust it

Built for reviewable output and real workflow fit.

Enterprise buyers care about signal quality, output clarity, and whether the product fits how teams already make decisions.

Keeps humans in the loop where review matters

Connects visual findings to broader case context

Strengthens existing claims and SIU motion instead of standing alone

Expansion path

Related products and the next logical motion.

This product sits inside the broader investigations and siu story and can expand into adjacent workflows cleanly.

FAQ

Questions teams ask before rollout.

Answers on data sources, implementation, pricing model, integration, and compliance.

What image data does Carpe Vision analyze?

Carpe Vision processes image evidence provided through authorized claims and SIU workflows, paired with case context for prioritization.

How long does implementation take?

Initial deployments typically run 5-7 weeks, including use-case definition, calibration, and reviewer workflow setup.

How is pricing usually structured?

Pricing generally reflects image volume, workflow complexity, and depth of classification and review orchestration.

Can findings flow into existing investigation workflows?

Yes. Visual findings are designed to route into current investigation and claims review processes.

How do you keep usage compliant and trustworthy?

The workflow keeps human reviewers in control and provides structured context so image output is reviewed before high-consequence action.

See this product in a live workflow walkthrough.

Carpe can tailor the conversation around the buyer, the operating problem, and the adjacent products that matter most for adoption.