Investigate the claim
before you pay it out.
Special Investigation Units (SIUs) at insurance carriers + TPAs run on volume — far more claims than analyst hours. Tracelight runs each suspect claim through 32 OSINT workers in parallel, surfaces social-media activity that contradicts the claim narrative, identifies cross-claim patterns (same address across 8 unrelated claims), and ships court-ready evidence preserved at discovery time.
What this fixes.
8+ data sources running in parallel.
The report that lands on your desk.
- 1Claim summary with red-flag count + recommended action (pay / investigate / deny)
- 2Timeline of claimant social-media activity around incident date
- 3Cross-claim intelligence — other claims sharing identifiers in the same workspace
- 4Snapshotted evidence preserved at discovery time (defensible at trial)
- 5Network graph linking claimant to other suspect entities + claim-mill nodes
Common questions.
Is this admissible in subrogation / fraud prosecution?+
Every piece of evidence is timestamped, hash-locked, and traces to a specific API call. Multiple SIU teams have used Tracelight evidence in subrogation actions and insurance fraud prosecutions. Always coordinate with your counsel for jurisdictional admissibility.
How does cross-claim intelligence work?+
When you add a subject to a claim case, Tracelight quietly checks every other case in your workspace for matching identifiers (email, phone, address, alias, treating physician, retaining counsel). When the same identifier surfaces in 3+ cases, you get an Intelligence alert — typically the strongest fraud signal in the dataset.
Can carriers / TPAs use this multi-tenant?+
Yes — the Agency plan supports multi-tenant case isolation so a TPA can run investigations on behalf of multiple carrier clients without leaking findings between books of business. Each carrier sees only their own data.
Run a sample claim investigation — free for 7 days.
No credit card. Cancel anytime. Same product, same OSINT workers, same audit trail — just scoped to your investigation.
