Generating insurance documents at scale using AI
Every Orus insurance contract ships with a stack of legal documents: the contract terms, the insurance certificate, invoices, fiscal attestations for tax-deductible contracts. Their format is regulated, their content reviewed by legal counsel, and they're rendered dynamically from subscription data: customer name, company SIREN, coverages, premium, any clauses negotiated for that specific deal.
We add new products every few weeks. At the time of writing this, we render 60 distinct customer-facing document templates across our French and Spanish products. The whole thing is 218 React components.
Adding a new template used to take a couple of days. We've brought it down to a few hours by building a Claude Code skill that handles the tedious parts, with a human still in the loop on every non-trivial decision. This article walks through what the skill does, what we deliberately keep human, and the gotchas baked into it.