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Cytora launches agentic AI product to manage mundane workloads

Richard Hartley Cytora CEO

Cytora has launched an agentic artificial intelligence product targeting the mundane tasks underwriters and claims handlers have to carry out.

According to Cytora, up to 50% of underwriting teams and claims handlers time is spent on mundane tasks such as reviewing submissions, identifying missing data and writing follow-ups to brokers. 

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