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DIRK internal knowledge assistant (R+V Versicherung)

by R+V Versicherung · Primary insurer

Market unit: DE

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R+V Versicherung uses DIRK ("digitaler R+V Kollege"), an internal generative-AI knowledge assistant built on Kauz.ai's no-code aiSuite platform. Piloted from mid-2023 in the internal service (Innendienst), it answers employees' questions on insurance terms and case handling from SharePoint, intranet, Teams and Outlook content, aiming to reduce internal follow-up queries. The system uses retrieval-augmented generation with combined keyword and vector search, a multi-agent set-up that routes questions by topic and can draft and email texts, and several LLMs chosen per use case. Specialist editors review dialogues and maintain content; R+V reports answer quality of 95%. According to an R+V practitioner report of December 2025, the pilot succeeded and department-specific assistants are being rolled out.

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Portfolio administrationInformation technology
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Property insuranceIndividual life insurance
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Internal only
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DE

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Generative AINatural language processing

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