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Insurance eligibility execution

Eligibility checks, demonstrated once, accepted only when the system record agrees.

See OpenAdapt run the full loop on a real open-source insurance system: a synthetic policyholder and service are looked up in openIMIS, the demonstration is compiled into a governed local program, and the browser result is checked against an independent read-only SQL query.

An eligible policy returns VERIFIED. An expired policy whose browser result conflicts with the system record returns HALTED. Both paths use zero model calls and retain exact replay evidence.

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Real application footage

See the workflow in openIMIS, then compare the same loop across industries

Compare the credential-safe source demonstration, the exact VERIFIED replay, and the SQL-refuted fail-safe halt. Every guided overlay is bound to retained runtime frames; Raw footage removes the presentation layer.

OpenAdaptObservingStep 1 of 6ResolveActVerifyObserving the applicationopenIMISBrowserLocal runtimeStandard profile0:00Independent system check (Tier 1)0 model callsLocal app traffic only · no off-box transmission
0:00 / 0:00Evidence

Guided view synchronized to the exact retained runtime timeline; raw footage remains unchanged.

  1. 1
    DemonstrateCapture the task and its evidence.
  2. 2
    ExecuteReplay the compiled workflow locally.
  3. 3
    Verify or haltProve the effect, or stop for review.

Why the oracle matters here

A green banner or populated field proves only what the current screen rendered. In this reference, OpenAdapt accepts eligibility only when a separate read-only SQL query confirms the policy, product, service, and effective-date state. When that independent result disagrees, the run halts instead of reporting success.

Where the execution layer fits

  • Eligibility and coverage checks trapped in a portal when no suitable supported API reaches the required workflow.
  • A bounded status-update or document-attachment step at the edge of an otherwise API-driven claims pipeline.
  • Hand QC and compliance an illustrated report of every run: what ran, what it saw, what changed.

Put one claims workflow into production

Bring one repeated intake or update step and the claim record that proves its outcome. We'll map the deployment, verification, shadow run, and supervised rollout.

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