Why Mighty

Insurance workflows trust submitted inputs too quickly.

Mighty gives teams a control point before customer-submitted files, images, and extracted text influence OCR, document extraction, adjusters, SIU, AI systems, or automation.

What changes

Put input checks before workflow action.

Without a control point
01Customer input
02OCR / extraction
03Adjuster or automation

Submitted content can become trusted context before anyone checks whether it should.

With Mighty
01Customer input
02Mighty scan
03Allow / review / block

Risk signals are returned before the material steers the claim file or workflow.

01

The handoff is risky

P&C teams receive files from claimants, brokers, vendors, repair shops, and other third parties. Those inputs often become trusted data after OCR, document extraction, or manual review.

02

Extraction is not trust

Document extraction can structure a file while still passing through hidden instructions, suspicious text layers, or unsafe extracted content.

03

Adjusters need clean context

A human reviewer can still be influenced by misleading supporting material. Mighty helps mark what should be reviewed before it steers the claim file.

04

Automation needs a gate

AI agents, routing rules, and touchless workflows should not consume untrusted material without a pre-trust scan.

FAQ

What insurance teams usually ask.

Who should evaluate Mighty first?
Claims operations, SIU/fraud, claims automation, document automation, and platform owners at carriers, TPAs, MGAs, insurtechs, and claims vendors are the best first evaluators.
Does Mighty replace our document extraction vendor?
No. Mighty sits before or beside OCR and document extraction. It checks whether submitted material and extracted text should be trusted before downstream systems act.
Is this full insurance fraud detection?
No. The tighter claim is document trust before workflow action. Fraud teams can use the signals, but Mighty is not claiming to solve every fraud category.
Does Mighty prove a document or image is real?
No product should make that blanket promise. Mighty surfaces document, image, and extracted-text risk signals so teams can allow, review, or block material before it influences a workflow.
Where should a team start?
Start with one P&C input path: claim documents before adjuster review, repair estimates before claim file updates, damage photos before severity scoring, or OCR/IDP output before automation.
What does integration look like?
Send the submitted file, image, or extracted text to the scan API. Mighty returns risk signals and an action your workflow can use to allow, hold for review, or block.
01
Pick one flow
02
POST /v1/scan
03
Route the action
Start narrow

Test one customer-file flow first.

Put Mighty before the moment a person, AI tool, OCR pipeline, or automation relies on submitted material. Measure the allow, review, and block decisions against real examples.

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