Documentation for insurance

Documentation for claims, compliance, and carrier partnerships.

Connect the platform that runs your claims pipeline. Generate a structured technical documentation tree from your source code — architecture, integration mappings, code references — in minutes, not the next quarter.

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100+ repos documented in 5 weeks
FinLocker compressed roughly six months of manual documentation work into five weeks for an enterprise due-diligence deadline. The same pattern closes a carrier review.
When you need docs by Friday

The three reasons insurance leaders find us

Insurance lives by paper trails. When a carrier, a regulator, or a forensic auditor asks, you have one answer ready — or you don't.

01 · TRIGGER

Claims process docs for a new carrier partnership

A new carrier wants the full claims pipeline documented before they let your platform handle their book — workflows, escalation paths, SLAs, and EDI mappings. They need it before underwriting signs.

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02 · TRIGGER

State filing requires architecture diagrams

The state insurance regulator asked for system architecture, data flow, and retention controls as part of your annual filing. The deadline is fixed. Your last diagram is from 2022.

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03 · TRIGGER

Forensic workflow & evidence chain documentation

A subrogation case or fraud investigation requires a documented chain of evidence and the workflows that produced it. Generated from your code, defensible in deposition.

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What gets generated

A structured documentation tree, generated from your source code.

Read in-app, or export to where your team and your reviewers already work.

Full documentation tree

Code-level documentation projected from your repository: modules, services, classes, functions. Searchable.

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API reference

OpenAPI / Swagger reference. Request and response shapes inferred from your code.

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UML diagrams

Class and sequence diagrams in Mermaid or PlantUML, generated alongside the code documentation.

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Export anywhere

Markdown, PDF, Word, Confluence, or Git. Read in-app, push to your repo or team's workspace, or share the PDF.

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We had over 100 repositories with incomplete documentation. Manually documenting everything would have taken about six months. With DocuWriter.ai and a focused team effort, we were able to complete most of the documentation in just a few weeks.

— Princewill O., Head of Engineering & Data/AI, FinLocker
5 weeks
Same enterprise due-diligence pattern that closes a carrier review or a state filing: connect the repo, generate the package, ship the deliverable.
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How the integration works

Read-only repo access. Source code in, documentation out.

Connect via your Git platform's standard read-only auth. Your security team can review what's involved before you connect.

Used to generate, not to train

Source code is processed to generate documentation. Never used to train models. Disconnect a repo and its data goes with it.

No training

Read-only repo access

Connect via GitHub, GitLab (incl. self-hosted), Bitbucket, or Azure DevOps. Read-only is enough — we never need write permissions to generate docs.

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Security review

Current security posture, sub-processors, and review materials live at trust.docuwriter.ai. Send the link to your security team before connecting a repo.

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Vertical-specific FAQ

Questions insurance leaders ask us first.

When the regulator, carrier, or auditor asks, the answer is already on the page.

Connect the platform repo and DocuWriter generates a structured documentation tree: architecture overview, code-level references, and an OpenAPI / Swagger reference where applicable. The output reflects what's in your repository, which your team can include in carrier reviews, filings, or internal handoffs.
For the technical documentation portion of a filing — architecture diagrams, system inventory, data flow at the code level — yes. We don't draft policy forms, rider language, or the regulatory portions of a filing; we generate the technical artifacts your filing team can reference.
Code is the only input. DocuWriter reads source repositories for generation; runtime claims data, PII, or PHI never touch our system because we never see it.
Markdown, PDF, Word, Confluence, or Git. Same generation, multiple destinations. Each space is also exposed as an MCP server so your AI agents (Cursor, Claude, ChatGPT) can read the docs natively.
Autopilot watches your connected repository for code changes and generates reviewable suggestions to keep docs in sync. Your team reviews, approves, or discards each suggestion.
Connect read-only via GitHub, GitLab (incl. self-hosted), Bitbucket, or Azure DevOps. Source code is processed to generate documentation, never used to train models. Send your security team to trust.docuwriter.ai for the current security posture.
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Connect your platform. Generate the documentation tree.

Carrier reviews, state filings, internal handoffs — one documentation tree, generated from your codebase.

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Pricing → Pro $49 · Enterprise $129 · Unlimited $299 / month