CHICAGO, Aug. 5, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — Convr AI®, the leading modularized artificial intelligence (AI) underwriting, data, and intelligent document automation workbench serving commercial insurance organizations, is enabling Public Employer Risk Management Assocation, Inc. (PERMA) with its Intake AI module.
PERMA is the trusted source to more than 800 public entities across New York State for strategic workers’ compensation coverage plans as well as proactive and comprehensive workplace solutions. The group is now relying on Convr to digitize and standardize loss runs – a move that eliminates the need for manual entry, improving the quality of work and saving the association time while increasing efficiency and profitability.
“While it’s impressive that Convr is actively transforming PERMA’s underwriting operations, it is even more applause-worthy that our implementation was completed in just one month,” said John Stammen, Chief Executive Officer at Convr. “Not only are we saving the association time and money, but we executed their request in record time – increasing their trust in Convr’s ability to execute on their expanding needs.”
About Intake AI
Intake AI ingests, splits, classifies, and prioritizes precise data from structured and unstructured documents – in PDF, Excel, email, Word formats and more, to automate and enrich clearance, rating and/or loss analysis workflows.
About Convr AI®
Convr is a modularized AI underwriting, data, and intelligent document automation workbench that enriches and expedites the commercial insurance new business and renewal submission flow with underwriting prioritization, insights, business classification and risk scoring. It delivers premium growth and efficiency for commercial P&C insurance organizations of all sizes, including many of the top 20 carriers, MGA’s, brokers, and reinsurers. Convr is revolutionizing the industry through data, discovery and decision intelligence. To learn more, visit www.convr.com.
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