Engineering deep-dives, customer stories, and product updates.

In the fast-paced world of excess and surplus (E&S) insurance, speed isn't just an advantage, it's a matter of survival. Ledgebrook, an insurtech company disrupting the specialty insurance market, has built their business model around what they call "Ledgebrook speed."

With email-driven document extraction, organizations can automatically extract structured data from document attachments by simply forwarding emails to Sensible. Using LLM-based classification, the platform intelligently processes any number of attachments per email, optionally parses email bodies, and delivers comprehensive extraction results with metadata via webhook—eliminating manual document handling across industries.

Employment verification forms (VOEs) are critical documents in the lending industry, used to confirm applicant income and employment history. This guide demonstrates how to extract structured data from employment verification documents using Sensible's layout-based extraction methods, comparing approaches for different document formats.
.png)
Explore how Sensible streamlines healthcare insurtech by simplifying data extraction from CMS-1500 forms. This guide offers step-by-step instructions for incorporating Sensible's document processing tools into your product.
.png)
We're excited to announce a significant enhancement to Sensible's document extraction capabilities with the introduction of agentic LLM workflows.
.png)
Many businesses deal with PDFs containing multiple document types in a single file. These "portfolio PDFs" are common across industries and create significant processing challenges.
.webp)
How to write JsonLogic rules that reshape extracted document data: math, string ops, conditionals, and arrays, with the patterns Sensible reaches for first.

A step-by-step guide to automating human-in-the-loop review in Sensible: set validation triggers, wire up webhooks, notify reviewers, and ingest corrections.

Learn more about Human Review: a powerful new feature that allows you to easily add manual oversight to your document extraction process.

We’ve recently explored some new approaches to retrieval-augmented generation (RAG) that rely solely on completions without using embeddings. Learn how this completions-only method compares to embedding-based approaches, and why we believe it may be the future for certain RAG use cases as language models continue to improve.
.jpg)
Strict timelines for technological advancement are inevitably inaccurate, yet progress occurs nonetheless. Businesses need AI maturity models, not timelines, to navigate the profound industry changes that will result as AI technologies become normalized.