
Clear responsibility
Advisors, underwriters and rule owners each act within the role your organisation gives them.
Bring systems, business knowledge and rules into a shared context. Help teams run complex processes, understand unexpected outcomes and prepare improvements through governed workflows.

Take one property case. What the advisor needs sits in different places. DVERSI brings it together around the case, so the outcome can be explained later.

What the advisor recorded with the customer, captured once and kept with the case.

Building details and condition grades from external sources, linked to the same property.

The underwriting rules that applied, and the rule version in force when the case was assessed.

Who approved, referred or declined the case, and under which authority.
Property risk assessment runs at a Nordic property insurer. Follow one case from the first question to a recorded decision.
Property risk assessment runs at a Nordic property insurer. Follow one case from the first question to a recorded decision.

An adaptive intake asks the advisor only the questions that matter for the property in front of them.

External property data, including building details and condition grades, is fetched automatically.

The insurer's own underwriting rules give each property a green, yellow or red outcome, with the reasons explained.

The advisor approves within their authority or refers the case to an underwriter. Every decision is recorded.
Four steps from scattered systems to decisions your teams can explain.
DVERSI links to your systems through authorised connections, including public registers, property data and your own internal tools. Nothing has to be replaced.

Governance is part of how a DVERSI process runs, not a report added afterwards.

Advisors, underwriters and rule owners each act within the role your organisation gives them.

An advisor approves within their own authority. Cases outside it are referred to an underwriter.

Each decision records who decided, under which authority grant and which rule version.

Proposed rule changes are reviewed before they apply, so the rules never change silently.

People and agents reach only the systems and data their role allows.

Each outcome comes with its reasons, so specialists can check it against the source data.
DVERSI connects to business systems through the Model Context Protocol (MCP), an open standard for linking AI to software. Authorisation, isolation and monitoring are set up for your environment.