4 open cases · 11 items attached across them

2 of 4 can be decided without asking for anything

4 answers outstanding in total, across 2 cases. The other 2 arrived with everything a handler needs, which is the thing worth looking at: a claim that lands complete is not how this normally goes.

The queue

Ready to decide first, then the longest wait

Case	Loss	Opened	On the claim	Evidence in hand	Next action
TP-2026-CC0FEW Swiftline Couriers Ltd	Third party property damage	6 days ago, by phone	nothing attached	no register to draw on	Ready to decide
TH-2026-GBPRC7 Ridgeline Roofing Ltd	Tool theft	1 day ago, through an agent	£7,300	6 items, 5 with a purchase record	Ready to decide
PN-2026-S3YBPS Northgate Advisory Ltd	Professional indemnity notification	4 days ago, on the web	nothing attached	not a property loss	Waiting on 2 What are they saying went wrong; Have they put a figure on it
TH-2026-WHDCOG Calder Electrical Services Ltd	Tool theft	2 days ago, through an agent	£7,469	5 items, 4 with a purchase record	Waiting on 2 Was there any sign of forced entry, for example a broken lock or window; Have you reported it to the police, and do you have a crime reference

Ranked by what this person can act on, not by value. The biggest claim at the top is a report; the one you can finish is a queue.

What this queue does not do

It does not accept, decline, reserve or pay anything, and it holds no cases beyond the four seeded businesses because no claim is written down anywhere. Each row is the same engine run against a different fictional ledger, so the differences between them are real differences and not four variations written by hand.

Prototype built for discussion. Four fictional businesses with synthetic transactions, and four claims that exist only for the length of this request.