Attestiv is lining up insurance-platform partners for AI validation of claims and underwriting media, according to the company's partnerships page. The Utah-based firm markets DeepScan to check whether photos, video and documents submitted in claims or underwriting are authentic and unaltered before adjusters and underwriters rely on them.
Named partners listed by Attestiv include Duck Creek Technologies, Insurity, PCMS, Claim Technology, Intellagents and Cognizant. The integrations are framed as a way to embed media authenticity checks inside existing claims and policy systems rather than as a standalone side tool only for specialist investigators.
Headquarters is listed in Lehi, Utah. Attestiv presents the partnership network as distribution into carriers, MGAs and service providers that already run those core platforms, with DeepScan aimed at first-notice-of-loss media and underwriting document packs alike.
For insurers wrestling with synthetic and manipulated content, Attestiv's pitch is that validation has to sit where claims and underwriting work already happens if it is to change outcomes at scale.
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