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Answer accuracy: 40%
their accuracy rate was approximately 40%
Verisk built an Instant Insight Engine, or AI companion, for its FAST SaaS platform to provide enhanced self-service support for life insurance and retirement customers. The system is designed to answer business processing and configuration questions using Verisk documentation, training materials, and internal expertise. The article describes a Retrieval Augmented Generation architecture with multiple AWS services and proprietary orchestration.
Reported outcomes
100,000 hours
support hours annuallyTime & speed
Strategic outcomes
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Answer accuracy: 40%
their accuracy rate was approximately 40%
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Answer accuracy: 70% increase
within a few months, it rapidly increased to over 70%
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Support hours annually: 100,000 hours
With hundreds of thousands of hours spent on customer support every year
The company wanted to reduce the operational burden on staff and improve response accuracy and consistency
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The architecture is a compound RAG system embedded in the FAST platform. User questions pass through PII detection with Amazon Comprehend, then semantic retrieval with Amazon Kendra. Answers are generated by Claude in Amazon Bedrock, with additional preprocessing of images and videos through Amazon Rekognition and Amazon Transcribe. Verisk also used a prompt template warehouse, retrieval ranking, Kendra Retrieve and Query APIs, and access-control restrictions to govern which data can be surfaced to each user.
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