Resistant documents has numerous benefits to several roles in the insurance industry:

• Loan officers. Verify borrower income and address documents quickly and accurately to reduce fraudulent loan approvals.
  
  
• Claims adjusters. Detect fake receipts, utility bills, and tax returns submitted as part of insurance claims to prevent payout on fraudulent claims.
  
  
• Fraud investigators. Use AI insights to identify subtle anomalies across documents and metadata that indicate sophisticated fraud schemes.
  
  
• Underwriters. Validate applicant financial documents efficiently to assess risk with higher confidence and reduce underwriting errors.
  
  
• Compliance officers. Ensure adherence to regulatory standards by automating verification of required proof-of-income and proof-of-residence documents.
  
  
• Customer onboarding specialists. Accelerate identity verification and reduce manual review workload during new policyholder intake.
  
  
• Audit teams. Cross-check financial documentation for inconsistencies or signs of manipulation during internal or external audits.
  
  
• Risk management analysts. Monitor document submission patterns and flag emerging fraud trends to inform risk mitigation strategies.

Yes. Resistant AI doesn’t read, extract, or process the actual content or sensitive data within documents. Instead, it analyzes the structure, layout, and metadata of documents to detect fraud.

By focusing on how the documents are built rather than what they say, the service is architecturally GDPR compliant, and capable of detecting fraud on any insurance document, in any language.