The right policy for every build, tracked automatically — no one left holding the job of remembering to check.
Every build needs the right insurance policy. Choosing it was hours of manual work per house — and choosing was only the beginning.
Once a policy was in place, someone had to keep track of it: which build was covered by what, what was active, what needed attention. That tracking was an open-ended job — the constant, easy-to-drop task of remembering to go check, across every active build at once.
A system that selects the right policy for each build and then monitors it continuously. Instead of a person periodically remembering to look, the system watches every policy and surfaces only what actually needs a decision.
The hard part wasn't the monitoring — it was encoding how this builder thinks about coverage: what the right policy looks like for a given build, and what's worth raising a flag over. That judgment lived in someone's head. The system makes it run on its own.
The most expensive task here wasn't the work — it was remembering to do the work. So I removed the remembering.
The manual work per house is gone, and so is the mental load of remembering to check. The system flags what needs attention and otherwise just runs — quietly, in the background, all the time.
