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Gradient AI and Duck Creek offer integrated underwriting and claims management solutions that combine Gradient AI’s state-of-the art AI solutions with Duck Creek’s industry leading policy and claims products in the cloud. Read this product guide to find out more about the key benefits for insurers.

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