An AI-assisted research and document-analysis tool for policyholders in India. Upload your rejection letter to get an AI-assisted analysis referencing the IRDAI Master Circular on Health Insurance, 2024, and AI-assisted appeal and grievance drafts for your review, so you can better understand the coverage, exclusions and conditions described in your policy.
Currently focused on Indian health insurance.
AI Claim Analysis Tool for Research Assistance. RedoClaim does not make official legal or regulatory determinations, approve or reject claims, or guarantee claim outcomes.
Six AI-assisted research tools
Extracts waiting periods, exclusions, sub-limits, room rent caps, and risky clauses from policy PDFs.
Scans your Customer Information Sheet — extracts inclusions and exclusions with reference to the IRDAI Master Circular on Health Insurance, 2024.
Structured evidence-based analysis: Timeline & TAT Analysis → Potential Regulatory Inconsistencies → Redressal route.
Generates editable grievance and appeal drafts for user review: GRO letters, Ombudsman complaints and e-Jagriti consumer-complaint drafts referencing IRDAI provisions.
Tracks the applicable claim and grievance timelines, each shown with its basis, along with Ombudsman and Consumer Court limitation periods.
Portability rights under the IRDAI Master Circular on Health Insurance Business, 2024 — waiting period credits, moratorium transfer, step-by-step guide.
Policy, CIS, rejection letter and other relevant documents.
Relevant text and information are extracted.
Relevant policy and regulatory information is retrieved.
The system compares the available information and generates an explanation.
The user receives an understandable explanation with relevant references.
Users are directed to official channels when formal action is required.
RedoClaim output is AI-assisted information, not a legal, regulatory or insurance determination.
For legal action, always consult a licensed insurance advocate. Verify important findings, citations and deadlines against the applicable primary sources.