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AIT offers two solutions.
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‍Intelligence analyzes your insurance and supplemental health insurance policies: a clear summary, key clauses explained, a claims simulation, and competitive bidding through a request for proposals if you wish. Your policies and their analyses remain centralized in a neutral space, independent of any insurer’s platform.
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‍Metropolis applies the same approach at the regional level, for institutions and  governments.
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Support from human experts is available as an add-on, via an annual subscription.

For most business owners, professional insurance remains a source of frustration: dense documents, technical jargon, and doubts that linger until a claim is filed.

ARTEMIS reads your policies, summarizes them, explains the key provisions, and alerts you if a coverage becomes unsuitable for your business. Your policies and their analyses are stored in a secure, neutral space, independent of any insurer’s platform.
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The analyses use credits, which are available upon registration or can be earned through referrals.

Free access to the platform and credits provided upon registration, for a no-obligation initial analysis.
Multi-user access within a single account is coming soon.

ARTEMIS is the AI agent that analyses your insurance policies and generates your report.
It does not make any decisions on your behalf: each conclusion refers to the exact clause in the contract, which can be verified by you and your broker.
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It continuously monitors your policies, subjects them to stress tests and claims simulations, and then produces clear, well-sourced reports for both the policyholder and the insurer.

If authorised, it can automatically issue a call for tenders to the market of brokers and insurers to invite competitive bids for the improvement and/or replacement of an insurance policy.

When ARTEMIS carries out an action, an email is sent to its sponsor to inform them. All its actions are logged, and the reports can be viewed and downloaded at any time.

The DSC is an insurance management dashboard for policyholders.
It centralises all uploaded policies as well as insurable risks.
The analyses generated by AI and the assessments from partner experts are also centralised there. It enables continuous monitoring of how cover evolves in relation to the actual risks faced by the policyholder who owns the DSC.

Each DSC is unique to the policyholder and is identified either by the company’s official unique identifier or, in the case of an individual account, by the individual’s official unique identifier.
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It provides visual alerts regarding policies that require the attention of the policyholder, their broker and/or the market.
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The DSC enables a quick overview and simplified monitoring of the policies that protect the policyholder.

The Alix ID is the unique, anonymised identifier for an insured person’s account.
It enables partner brokers or insurers to view information without revealing your identity, provided you do not disclose it yourself.
It also enables the linking of two accounts on the platform.
It is impossible for anyone without an active, validated account on the platform to view any information on the Intelligence platform.
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To establish a connection, an account’s Alix ID is required, and this can only be obtained in two ways: provided manually by the account holder or during a tender process. The connection is manually validated by the account holder and can be revoked at any time at the discretion of the host account. A connection established during a call for tenders lasts for a maximum of 45 days and is automatically revoked at the end of the call for tenders.
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A connection established during a call for tenders does not grant the same level of access and authorisation as an account whose connection request has been manually validated by the account owner and, therefore, the ID holder.

The IPID (Insurance Product Information Document) is the standard regulatory document provided with every insurance contract. It summarises the key points of a policy in one or two pages – a deliberately simple format, but one that is often insufficient for understanding what really matters when a claim is made.

The IPAID (Insurance Product Augmented Information Document) is our solution. It is the document enhanced by ARTEMIS: every clause of the full contract is analysed, explained in plain language, compared with real-life claims scenarios, and linked to its source page. The IPAID does not replace the IPID; it picks up where the IPID leaves off.

A summary condenses the information. The IPAID documents it. Every statement is cross-referenced to the exact page of the contract; every key clause is noted and explained; every warranty is tested against a specific claim scenario. It is a document intended as evidence, not merely for reading.

What does an ARTEMIS report contain?
Generated automatically at the request of the policyholder, it provides an in-depth analysis of the insurance policy, performs stress tests, and runs a claims simulation to virtually activate the policy, reveal all of its mechanisms, and explain them.
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An ARTEMIS report breaks down your policy into eight sections: the verdict and top recommendations, the policy profile, a plain-language summary, a claims simulation tailored to your situation, a rated clause-by-clause table, an explanation of sensitive clauses, potential loopholes and surprises, and your rights and negotiating leverage. Each element is sourced to the exact page of the contract.

‍Does the ARTEMIS report replace the advice of a professional?
No, and that is not its purpose. ARTEMIS states this explicitly in every report: it is an automated analysis that should be reviewed by a broker or a licensed insurance professional before any major decision is made.
ARTEMIS speeds up understanding; the final decision remains a human one.

‍How can you tell if the information in the report is reliable?
Each piece of data is linked to the page of the policy from which it originates. When information is not included in the document, the report explicitly states this rather than making it up. Each source is interactive, and the exact page of the original policy opens alongside the ARTEMIS report for quick verification; the specific item is highlighted on the original policy.

Metropolis is AIT’s second solution, designed for local authorities and institutions. It centralises a local authority’s insurance cover in a single dashboard and helps to anticipate and speed up reconstruction following a major disaster.

Intelligence operates on a pay-as-you-go basis: you only pay for the analyses you use, in the form of credits.

Support from a human expert (the ‘Human Expertise’ service) is provided on an annual subscription basis, with the price depending on the size of your business.

Yes. AIT is a partner of the French Pharmacists’ Trade Union Federation, which gives Intelligence access to the entire national network of pharmacies.

AIT is a member of the EuraTechnologies ecosystem in Lille and is one of the partners of The Square accelerator. Every member of EuraTechnologies, as well as companies within the ecosystem, can use a code offering a 15 per cent discount on all services provided by the Intelligence platform.

As a finance director, what tangible benefits can I expect from Intelligence?
A clear and objective view of your actual exposure compared with what is covered, to safeguard your cash flow and anticipate rather than suffer the consequences of a claim.

‍Does Intelligence replace my accountant or my insurance broker?
No. Intelligence works with them, not in their place. You can invite your broker to view your analyses.

How does Intelligence fit into our existing risk mapping?
Intelligence complements your risk mapping by comparing the actual risk of each entity with the cover actually taken out, entity by entity, policy by policy.

‍Is our policy data kept confidential?
Yes. Your data is hosted in France, encrypted, never resold, and segregated by entity and access level.

Can Intelligence be used for due diligence prior to an acquisition?
Yes, this is one of its most common uses. Intelligence documents discrepancies in a target’s coverage prior to closing, for buyers, sellers, investors and advisers.

‍Does the data remain confidential whilst a transaction is ongoing?
Yes, access is compartmentalised and can be restricted to only those individuals you designate for the duration of the transaction.

Do I need to be an insurance expert to use Intelligence?
No. In fact, it’s quite the opposite: Intelligence translates technical jargon into plain language, with no prior knowledge required.
How long does it take to get a report?
A few minutes after you’ve uploaded your policies.

As a pharmacist, how can Intelligence help me?
‍Intelligence analyses your professional insurance policies (comprehensive cover, professional indemnity, directors’ and officers’ cover, business interruption) and alerts you to any exclusions or limits that might prove insufficient in the event of a claim relating to your pharmacy.

Is Intelligence a competitor to insurers?
‍No. AIT does not sell any policies and is not affiliated with any insurer.
Intelligence directs qualified enquiries to you, providing a clear picture of the prospect’s actual needs.
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Intelligence is a neutral, third-party solution designed to help you stand out from the competition. You can demonstrate how your insurance policies would work and shift the focus of the discussion away from the cheapest premium and towards the quality of your products and the suitability of your selection for your customers and prospects.

Policyholders discover Intelligence and its AI agent, ARTEMIS, when calls for tenders are issued; being present allows you to respond to them and propose your products.  

Does Intelligence replace the insurance broker?
‍No, it complements them.
Your clients arrive with a pre-structured analysis, which saves you time and makes the interaction more professional, as the estate agents describe in our testimonials section.