TCS Agentic AI Insurance Decisioning (Bedrock Agents for claims intake & adjudication)
Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) provides an AI-native platform for insurance claims processing that transforms a linear claims workflow into an agent-driven ecosystem. The solution uses Amazon Bedrock Agents with specialist agents to handle document and image ingestion, data extraction, NIGO checks, triage, anomaly detection, and auto-adjudication across workers compensation and disability claims, including live audio transcript generation and dynamic FNOL form filling.
- Organization
- Tata Consultancy Services
- Industry
- Insurance
- Location
- United States
- Published
- June 2026
Reported outcomes
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timeTime & speed
Strategic outcomes
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Use case focus
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- 1Claims processing
- 2Intelligent document processing
- 3Agentic workflows
- An agent-driven ecosystem orchestrates modular specialist agents across intake-to-adjudication workflows.
- The system uses Amazon Bedrock Agents, with knowledge retrieval and tool invocation plus governance and audit services such as AWS IAM, Amazon X-Ray, and Amazon GuardDuty.
- Fine-tuned LLMs trained on insurance datasets and regulations support compliance evaluation and nuanced decisioning.
- Anticipated 50%+ reduction in reserve leakage.
- 80% faster litigation risk identification.
- 30-50% reduction in manual errors.
- About 40% faster processing time.
- 67% improvement in fraud detection accuracy.
- 24/7 AI-driven claims processing.
Architecture
The solution is described as an AI-native, agent-driven insurance claims platform built around Amazon Bedrock Agents. It uses specialist and modular agents for document and image ingestion, data extraction, NIGO checks, triage, evaluator/anomaly detection, auto-adjudication, and FNOL support. The article also mentions tool invocation via MCP, knowledge retrieval, and governance/audit with AWS IAM, Amazon X-Ray, and Amazon GuardDuty.
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