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Policy and claim test data with every key and every interval intact.

Entity templates, detection rules and scenarios for policyholder, policy, coverage, claim, claimant, payment and agent data.

Two people walking along a wet street under a yellow and a blue-and-white umbrella
An insurance entity graph (illustrative)An illustrative insurance model: a policyholder holds policies sold by an agent or broker; policies carry coverages and premium invoices; claims are made under a coverage of the policy and involve claimants who receive claim payments. Subsets and masking must keep these links intact across the policy, claims, billing and distribution systems.InsurancePolicyholderPolicyCoverageClaimClaimantClaim payment
An insurance entity graph (illustrative). An illustrative insurance model: a policyholder holds policies sold by an agent or broker; policies carry coverages and premium invoices; claims are made under a coverage of the policy and involve claimants who receive claim payments. Subsets and masking must keep these links intact across the policy, claims, billing and distribution systems.
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  1. Insurance: Policyholder → Policy → Coverage → Claim → Claimant → Claim payment

Entities

  • Policyholder
  • Policy and coverage
  • Claim and claimant
  • Claim and premium payments
  • Agent / broker and commission

Sensitive data it helps find

  • Names, addresses, dates of birth, national identifiers and contact details
  • Policy, claim and policyholder numbers, agent licence numbers
  • Bank and payment references on claim payments and premium collections
  • Injury descriptions, diagnosis codes and adjuster notes in claims

Masking presets

  • Consistent masked policy, claim and policyholder numbers across policy, claims, billing and distribution systems
  • Loss dates and report times shifted together per claim, so intervals survive masking
  • Redaction or removal of health details and free-text notes in claims

Synthetic scenarios

  • A storm that produces a surge of claims within a few days
  • Claims that are settled, then reopened for a supplementary payment
  • Policies that lapse after failed premium collections

Regulatory context

Supports privacy programmes of insurers and their service providers by keeping policyholder and claimant data inside your environment and producing certification evidence. Detection rules for insurance data do not, by themselves, make any system compliant with insurance, health-information or privacy law.

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