Outstanding: What are they saying went wrong; Have they put a figure on it. Nothing is attached from a register, because this is not a loss about the policyholder's own property.
The 1 answer that decides whether the policy responds, before the account rather than inside it. A person still decides what they mean.
Not answered. This one has to be established before the case can move.
Their version, as they put it, rather than yours. Notifying it early is what keeps the cover available.
Their words, not a summary of them. The tool call is shown because it is the answer to the question any handler has about a claim that arrives already populated: the items came off a register that existed before the loss, not out of the conversation.
The policyholder has not said what happened. That is the request to raise, and it is the one thing on this case nobody else can supply.
Nothing was attached: this loss is not about property on the register.
What is held against what is on the claim. The two numbers, side by side, and no third number worked out from them.
| Line | Figure | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Cover recorded | £1,000,000 | Set on 1 Mar 2024 and not revisited since. |
| On this claim | not a property loss | No item list belongs on this kind of claim, so nothing was attached. |
This loss is not about property on the register, so no item list belongs on it. The register is intact and irrelevant here.
What are they saying went wrong? Have they put a figure on it? In a live system this is one message to the policyholder rather than 2 separate ones, and the case sits here until it comes back.
No step here accepts a claim, declines one, sets a reserve, values anything for settlement or pays. Those are a person's, and the engine has no route to any of them by design rather than because they have not been built yet.
Every attached line was on the policyholder's register before the loss, most of it put there by a bank statement rather than typed. That is what a handler is being asked to rely on, so the register says per line whether a purchase record exists and this screen repeats it rather than flattening both into "evidenced".
Demo case against a fictional business with synthetic transactions. Nothing here is a real claim and no part of this prototype agrees, values or pays anything.