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Product tour · Decision intelligence

Follow one claim email through elan1 Decide.

Typed, calibrated decisions at machine speed, with a person on the hard cases. Every answer states how sure it is, and nothing is written without elan1 Govern.

5 steps · about 3 minutes · illustrative data

A risk analyst studies two printed scenarios side by side at a standing desk, a crimson pencil beside them

The tour

elan1 Decide, step by step.

Step through at your own pace. Nothing moves on its own.

01 / 05 · Arrives

Arrives, with personal data masked first.

  • Templates for claims, alerts, invoices, cases
decide.elan1.ai/decisions

Claim email · Motor

09:14 IST

  • Personal data

    masked first

    Masked
  • Claim text

    ready for one pass

A motor claim email arrives at 09:14 IST; personal data is masked before any question is answered. Illustrative data. Illustrative data.

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The tour as text.

Every step and every screen, written out for screen readers, print and anyone who prefers to read.

  1. 01 Arrives, with personal data masked first.

    On screen: A motor claim email arrives at 09:14 IST; personal data is masked before any question is answered. Illustrative data.

    • Templates for claims, alerts, invoices, cases
  2. 02 Answers every question in one pass.

    On screen: One pass over the claim email: injury yes at 0.93; line of business motor at 0.88; fraud signal 0.12. Each answer states how sure it is. Illustrative data.

    • Yes-or-no, choice and score
    • Versioned
  3. 03 Routes: act, review, escalate or hold.

    On screen: Routing against the 0.90 line set by the risk owner: injury at 0.93 is above the line; line of business at 0.88 is below it, so the claim goes to a claims handler for review. Illustrative data.

    • Lines set by your risk owner
    • Four routes
    • Credit, AML disposition, clinical intake and hiring: recommend only
  4. 04 Acts through Govern.

    On screen: Meera S., the claims handler, confirms motor as the line of business; the update to the claim record goes to elan1 Govern before anything is written. Illustrative data.

    • Fail toward a human, never toward an action
    • Nothing is written without elan1 Govern
  5. 05 Learns from outcomes.

    On screen: Review queue: the motor claim below the 0.90 line confirmed by Meera S.; an invoice exception for Kolam Components waiting with its evidence for the AP lead. Every override carries a recorded reason. Illustrative data.

    • Review queue
    • Override with a reason
    • Shadow run before cut-over

What you just saw

Decide judges. Govern decides what's written.

Decide says what the answer probably is, and how sure it is. elan1 Govern decides whether any record changes. It reads elan1 Ontology for what each thing means.

Start with one process.

Bring one decision. We'll show you the line.

  • Allowed · Approved by Asha R.
  • Held for CFO
  • Refused · rule 4.2
Illustrative data.

Questions

The Decide tour, answered.

Yes. These are elan1 Decide's own screens, rebuilt for the web, with illustrative data: Kolam Components and the people named are fictional. The tour is ungated and takes about 3 minutes, and its last screen offers Book a demo with elan1 Decide pre-filled, so you can see the same screens on one process of your own.

No. The elan1 Decide tour is ungated: no form, no sign-up and no email address. It takes about 3 minutes, and nothing you click changes a real system, because the data is illustrative. When you reach the last screen, Book a demo opens with elan1 Decide pre-filled, if you want to see it on your own process.

It gives one fast, typed pass with a calibrated confidence, not slow free text.

Credit, AML disposition, clinical intake and hiring, always.

Yes, as an API or an MCP tool.

It answers every question about a case in one pass, as a yes-or-no, a choice or a score, each with a calibrated confidence. Lines set by your risk owner then send the case down one of four routes. Credit, AML disposition, clinical intake and hiring are recommend only, and nothing is written without elan1 Govern.

Act, review, escalate and hold. Act when confidence clears the line your risk owner set; review when a handler should confirm; escalate when a harder case needs deeper reasoning or a specialist; and hold when inputs are missing or the system is unsure. In the tour, an illustrative claim email is routed to review by a claims handler.

elan1 Decide runs in shadow beside your current process before cut-over, so its calibration is checked on your own cases while people still decide them. No calibration, no automation. After cut-over, a review queue and overrides keep it learning from outcomes, and every override carries a reason that is recorded.

Add the next when it holds.

Approvals · Kolam ComponentsIllustrative
  • Allowed · Approved by Asha R.
  • Held for CFO
  • Refused · rule 4.2
RCPT-0042 · signed · chained
A product view with three decisions: allowed and approved by Asha R., held for the CFO, and refused under rule 4.2. Illustrative data.