Dokumentassistent for personal-injury claims (Tryg)
by Tryg Forsikring
Market unit: DK
Tryg's Dokumentassistent is a generative AI tool that summarises medical reports, invoices, correspondence and case notes in accident (personal-injury) claims and arranges the injury history chronologically, to support claims handlers and medical consultants in assessing permanent impairment; it makes no impairment decision itself. It runs on an open-source language model hosted by Tryg and was tested on about 200 closed cases in the first Danish regulatory sandbox for AI (Datatilsynet and Agency for Digital Government; final report October 2025), which addressed purpose compatibility, legal basis (GDPR Art. 6 and 9) and bias checks.
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- Value chain steps
- Claims management
- Insurance branches
- Supplementary accident insurance
- Application scope
- Internal only
- Country or market unit
- DK
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- Efficiency gain
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- Generative AINatural language processing
- AI platform provider
- Self-hosted
- Cloud provider
- On-premise
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- EU AI Act risk category
- Minimal risk
- EU AI Act role
- Deployer
- Relevant policies
- EU Artificial Intelligence ActGeneral Data Protection Regulation
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- Proof of concept
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