Agreed treaty rule reference
Layer 2 attachment and 75% placement share, recorded for the bounded scan scope.
ILLUSTRATIVE CLARICULAR CLOSE OUTPUT
A static example of a review-ready exception table produced from a bounded ledger sample and agreed treaty rules, with supplied values, calculation paths, and human review notes kept visible.
Illustrative, read-only output
The data below is fictional. Every item is a possible recovery exception requiring human review; the example does not determine whether a recovery is due or instruct a billing action.
REVIEW OUTPUT · Q2 STATIC SAMPLE
Review period: 1 April–30 June · Scope: bounded claim ledger sample and agreed treaty rules
Claim rows in sample
1,284
Agreed rule sets
4
Possible exceptions
7
Human-reviewed
3 of 7
Possible exceptions only · human validation required before any recovery or billing action.
EXCEPTION EVIDENCE
The exception table brings the relevant supplied values and agreed rules together so ceded reinsurance, claims finance, and reinsurance accounting teams can validate each flag using their own judgement and existing records.
Layer 2 attachment and 75% placement share, recorded for the bounded scan scope.
Paid indemnity movement, expense movement, loss date, event code, and prior billed amount.
Eligible movement → attachment test → layer allocation → placement share → billed comparison.
Open for ceded analyst validation. Check the supplied billing record before any action.
REVIEW BOUNDARIES
Claricular Close is a read-only second-pass review layer. It does not administer treaties, determine whether a recovery is due, or initiate billing.
Read-only review of supplied data
Agreed rules, not full treaty parsing
No live core-system writeback
Human validation required
SAMPLE RECOVERY REVIEW
Agree a bounded, read-only ledger sample and the treaty rules in scope, then review the possible exceptions, calculation paths, and human review notes with your team.
Request a Sample Recovery Review