Corgi Insurance Enters TPA Market With AI-Driven Claims Platform

The platform aims to replace the manual review processes typical of legacy TPAs, where adjusters often spend significant time auditing files before taking action. Instead, Corgi’s software evaluates incoming claims in real time, surfacing missing information and coverage anomalies so adjusters can focus exclusively on decision-making. The service covers a broad spectrum of business lines, ranging from commercial liability and property to workers' compensation and trucking.

According to CEO Nicolas Laqua, the shift is intended to decouple administrative grunt work from the high-level judgment required in professional claims adjusting. By automating the intake process, the company seeks to reduce the industry's notoriously slow response times. The service is now open to MGAs, insurance carriers, and self-insured organizations. Corgi, which has secured $374 million in funding to date, currently holds a valuation of $2.6 billion as it attempts to integrate its full-stack infrastructure across the insurance value chain.