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A claim photo arrives. Was it shot at the loss location, or pulled from somewhere else?

Insurance / SIU

Insurance Photo Verification

Check claim photos against the reported location.

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Insurance Photo Verification

Phase 1

01:   The Problem
A claim photo may have no reliable location metadata. Checking its signs, buildings, and surroundings takes time, especially across a large intake queue. Oceanir helps your team decide which location claims need a closer look.
SecondsPer-photo location check
No EXIFWorks on stripped images
At intakeRuns at first notice of loss
Insurance Photo Verification
Analysis
Workflow
Evidence

Phase 2

02:   How It Works
01Drop the claimant photo in at first notice of loss.
02Oceanir reads the visible scene: signage, architecture, environment, and surroundings.
03Compare the suggested locations with available street-level imagery.
04Send possible mismatches to an adjuster or SIU team for review.
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Workflow

Phase 3

03:   Where It Is Used
Staged incident review
Flag photos that do not line up with the reported address or region.
Possible location mismatch
Investigate whether the scene fits the claim or may show a different location.
Intake triage
Prioritize photos that need a closer location check.
SIU teamsClaims operationsFraud prevention
Use cases

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Try Oceanir on a set of claim photos with known locations. Compare its suggestions with your team's findings.

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Verify First
Then Decide

Why Oceanir

Oceanir reads the scene without relying on EXIF or GPS tags. Review its suggested locations alongside the claim details. A mismatch is a reason to investigate, not proof of fraud.

FAQ

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Oceanir can analyze screenshots and photos without EXIF or GPS tags. The image still needs visible clues that help place the scene.

Yes. A high confidence score can still be wrong. Check the proposed location against the claim details and other evidence before making a decision.

No. Oceanir helps prioritize photos for location review. Your adjusters still assess the claim and decide what to do next.