AI-driven insurtech company Klaimy secures €1.2m

GlobalData

Tue, Apr 15, 2025, 8:04 AM 2 min read

Klaimy, a Paris-based start-up offering an AI-driven software-as-a-service platform, has secured €1.2m ($1.37m) in a pre-seed funding round.

The investment was led by Insurtech Gateway, with U-Investors, Tenity and angel investors also contributing.

Klaimy CEO Amira Nakouri said: “At Klaimy, we believe that medical data shouldn’t be a barrier to better insurance decisions. Every day, underwriters and claims handlers struggle with unstructured data that slows down decision-making. Our AI turns these messy documents into structured insights that help insurers make faster, more accurate choices.

“This isn't just about automation – it is about empowering insurers to make decisions with confidence, faster than ever before. With Tenity's support, we have been able to scale our solution, fine-tune our product with expert guidance, and expand our reach to transform the industry’s approach to health and life insurance.”

Klaimy has joined Tenity’s global ecosystem, establishing connections with other fintech and insurtech companies for professional collaboration, the release said.

Set up in 2023, Klaimy provides a solution for insurers handling complex medical documents in underwriting and claims for health and life insurers.

Klaimy’s platform automates underwriting and claims processes, reducing manual intervention for insurers.

Klaimy applies machine learning and data analytics to support risk assessment and fraud detection in insurance processes.

This is said to enable insurers to adjust pricing models to make informed coverage decisions and identify potentially fraudulent claims.

The company uses an API (application programming interface)-first infrastructure to support integration with insurers, brokers and fintech platforms.

This will enable organisations to improve operational efficiency as well as help them scale, stated Klaimy.

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