Built at Accelerant

Our data. Our use cases. Our decision system.

flexiclass is Accelerant’s decision system, built to help our teams automate decisions and move faster. It turns unstructured information into structured answers — whether that’s answering questions about a submission, routing a claim, classifying a document or supporting another operational decision. Confidence estimates help our teams decide what moves forward and what needs review.

It also reads photos and scanned pages, can point to the sentences behind an answer, and can rank passages or select from a large category catalogue. These capabilities are in preview.

Designed around our workflows. Run inside Accelerant’s environment.

From a customer’s words to a clear answerExample

Customer’s claim

“My suitcase never arrived after my flight. The airline has confirmed it is lost. I need to claim for my bag and the clothes inside.”

Your question

What kind of claim is this?

Your possible answers

Lost baggageMedical expensesTrip cancellation

Selected answer

Lost baggage

Confidence

95%

Confidence estimates the chance that the selected answer is correct. Use it to decide what moves forward and what needs review.

See it in our context

Insurance text in. A usable next step out.

Two example notes. Your categories. A clear decision.

Loss-adjuster note

The repair estimate is provisional; concealed damage has not been inspected.

Does this estimate need clarification?

Needs clarification
Estimate supported
No estimate

Photos and scans, too

Send a picture. Ask the same kind of question.

Sort an uploaded document or ask about visible damage. Our teams still define the question and the permitted answers. The result fits the same workflow as text.

A scanned claim document
Scanned document

A scanned claim document

What kind of document is this?

Answer

Repair estimate
Possible answers
Repair estimateInvoiceMedical reportPolice reportCorrespondencePhoto of damage

Synthetic document drawn for this guide · checked 2026-09-24

Property inspection after a wildfire
Damage photo

Property inspection after a wildfire

How badly is this building damaged, as a share of the structure?

Answer

Destroyed (over 50%)
Possible answers
No damageAffected (1-9% damaged)Minor damage (10-25%)Major damage (26-50%)Destroyed (over 50%)

CAL FIRE damage inspection photo, via kevincluo/structure_wildfire_damage_classification (CC BY 4.0) · checked 2026-09-24

Examples using a fictional document and a public photograph. Image analysis is in preview; try it on our own photos and scans.

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Evidence, in preview

Answers you can point to.

Find the passage that answers your question, or check a statement against a document. See the words behind the answer.

Tony’s Trattoria is a family favourite on Elm Street. Great margaritas and a solid happy hour on weekdays. Parking can be tight at weekends.
Customer review

Find the answer, and the line that says it

Does the business serve alcohol?

Answer

Stated in the document

Fictional text · checked 2026-09-26

The insured premises is a two-storey brick building on a corner plot. A sprinkler system was installed in 2019 and is inspected every year. The ground floor is let to a café; the upper floor is used for storage.
Survey note

Check statements against a document

  • The building has a sprinkler system.Supported
  • The upper floor is residential.Contradicted
  • The building has a monitored fire alarm.Not mentioned

Fictional text · checked 2026-09-26

Examples using fictional text. Evidence is in preview; check what matters before acting on it.

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You set the priorities

Set the pace.
Keep control.

Move through routine work quickly, or spend more time on decisions that need extra care. Use the confidence alongside each answer to choose what moves forward and what needs review.

See speed, accuracy and confidence in action →

Start with our service

Bring a document. Ask a useful question.

Choose an example or use your own text or image, define the allowed answers and see the result.