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ClaimAudio turns a recorded statement into a transcript, source-linked findings, contradiction alerts, and an evidence memo your team can review before claim-file use.
Evidence Studio - Claim #A-4921
Insured statement - 42:18 - bodily injury liability review
What happened as you approached the intersection?
I looked down to check the navigation, and when I looked up the light was already red.
Were there any passengers or witnesses nearby?
"I looked down to check the navigation, and when I looked up the light was already red."
Why it matters
Connects driver attention to the traffic-control sequence and supports liability review.
Issue
Liability
Finding
Driver distraction before red light
Support
Insured quote at 12:44
Potential contradiction
Later statement describes noticing the red light before checking navigation.
Compare 12:44 with 08:13
Findings
5
Need review
2
Memo ready
3
The product experience is built around claim review: intake, transcript, findings, reviewer decisions, and export.
Add claimant, insured, witness, or recorded statement audio to a controlled workspace.
Create a speaker-labeled transcript that stays connected to the original recording.
Surface liability facts, injuries, damages, prior conditions, coverage facts, and follow-up questions.
Inspect each finding with quote, timestamp, speaker, confidence, why it matters, and waveform proof.
Send approved findings into a structured evidence memo, transcript package, or selected clip list.
Evaluation buyers should see intake, finding triage, contradiction review, and memo export before they approve a pilot.
Upload approved audio and capture claim context before review.
insured-statement-a4921.mp3
42:18 · Auto BI · Liability review
Findings are grouped by claim issue for human review.
Compare statements without treating alerts as conclusions.
Approved findings become structured claim materials.
ClaimAudio focuses on the work claims professionals do after the transcript exists.
Each finding includes the exact quote, timestamp, speaker, confidence, and why it matters.
Jump from any memo item back to the precise moment in the recording.
Compare statements across people, dates, reports, and medical chronology.
Approve, reject, or edit findings before anything becomes claim-file material.
Create structured evidence memos organized by issue, quote, timestamp, and follow-up.
Focus review on liability, injury, damages, prior condition, coverage, and SIU-relevant facts.
Findings are proposed with source support. Reviewers control approval, rejection, edits, and export.
Upload recorded statement audio
Keep the statement source, finding, and reviewer decision connected.
Generate speaker-labeled transcript
Keep the statement source, finding, and reviewer decision connected.
Extract claim-specific findings
Keep the statement source, finding, and reviewer decision connected.
Review exact quote, timestamp, and waveform proof
Keep the statement source, finding, and reviewer decision connected.
Approve, reject, or edit findings
Keep the statement source, finding, and reviewer decision connected.
Export a claim-ready evidence memo
Keep the statement source, finding, and reviewer decision connected.
A sample evidence memo shows how approved findings become organized claim-file material with quote, timestamp, speaker, and issue context.
Export preview: approved findings only, organized by claim issue.
"I looked down to check the navigation, and when I looked up the light was already red."
Why it matters: Supports review of attention, traffic-control sequence, and liability position.
"My neck had been bothering me since the gym injury last spring, before this crash happened."
Why it matters: Relevant to causation, damages, and medical chronology review.
"There was another person who saw the whole thing from the parking lot entrance."
Why it matters: Creates a concrete next step for witness identification.
The difference is source-linked evidence, claim-specific categories, contradiction review, and memo export.
Transcript software
Text record of the statement
ClaimAudio
Transcript plus source-linked claim findings
Why it matters
Useful reading becomes reviewable evidence.
Transcript software
General recap
ClaimAudio
Issue-specific summary by liability, injury, damages, coverage, and follow-up
Why it matters
Reviewers see why a statement matters to the file.
Transcript software
Reviewer must find and copy it
ClaimAudio
Quote attached to every finding
Why it matters
Memo support is not separated from the source language.
Transcript software
Often manual or approximate
ClaimAudio
Exact timestamp and audio jump link
Why it matters
Managers and counsel can verify the moment quickly.
Transcript software
Not connected to the finding
ClaimAudio
Click-to-audio waveform proof
Why it matters
The recording stays connected to the claim fact.
Transcript software
Manual comparison across files
ClaimAudio
Flags statement differences for human review
Why it matters
Potential inconsistencies are easier to inspect.
Transcript software
Separate drafting step
ClaimAudio
Evidence memo organized by issue, quote, timestamp, and speaker
Why it matters
Approved findings become claim-ready documentation faster.
Transcript software
Outside the tool
ClaimAudio
Approve, reject, or edit before claim-file use
Why it matters
The reviewer controls what becomes file material.
| Capability | Transcript software | ClaimAudio Evidence Studio | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|---|
| Transcript | Text record of the statement | Transcript plus source-linked claim findings | Useful reading becomes reviewable evidence. |
| Summary | General recap | Issue-specific summary by liability, injury, damages, coverage, and follow-up | Reviewers see why a statement matters to the file. |
| Exact quote | Reviewer must find and copy it | Quote attached to every finding | Memo support is not separated from the source language. |
| Timestamp proof | Often manual or approximate | Exact timestamp and audio jump link | Managers and counsel can verify the moment quickly. |
| Waveform/audio proof | Not connected to the finding | Click-to-audio waveform proof | The recording stays connected to the claim fact. |
| Contradiction detection | Manual comparison across files | Flags statement differences for human review | Potential inconsistencies are easier to inspect. |
| Claim memo export | Separate drafting step | Evidence memo organized by issue, quote, timestamp, and speaker | Approved findings become claim-ready documentation faster. |
| Human review workflow | Outside the tool | Approve, reject, or edit before claim-file use | The reviewer controls what becomes file material. |
Move from scanning long audio to inspecting the moments that matter.
Give managers, counsel, and reviewers the quote and timestamp behind every finding.
Flag statement changes across people, dates, reports, and medical chronology.
ClaimAudio is built for teams that need to support the file with the source statement, not replace reviewer judgment with a generic summary.
The product is designed around a simple rule: every finding should remain tied to the quote, timestamp, speaker, reason it matters, and audio proof until a human reviewer decides what belongs in the claim file.
ClaimAudio product team
Use one approved anonymized statement to inspect ClaimAudio's evidence memo, timestamp proof, security questions, and pilot fit before any broader deployment.
Review the memo output
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