Bob helps find what your claim is missing
He reads the claim’s records, compares the evidence with what it needs to establish, and identifies gaps for you to investigate
What Bob does
He reads and proposes; you check and decide
Keeps the claim in context
Reading covers the claim’s sources and conversation, with complete originals retained and unread or failed items shown before an answer
Finds gaps
His review identifies missing links, contradictions and supporting records, with findings kept on the claim
Says what to get, and from whom
An information request says what record would help, why it matters and who is likely to hold it
Re-checks new evidence
When the missing record arrives, the review can mark the point established with a checked page citation
Examines possible defences
He sets out possible counterarguments and the evidence that would help test them
Checks quoted sources
Quoted citations are checked against the source page. You still need to check Bob’s reasoning and conclusions.
What he does not do
His rules require no legal advice, never predicting an outcome and sending nothing to other parties. He cannot overwrite or remove your original records.
Example: the missing weekend records
A loss and expense claim says ten operatives were unable to work on 14 and 15 March because access was withheld
- The allocation sheets name six operatives for the weekend and there is no site diary for either day
- Bob flags the missing causal link and conflicting operative count
- An information request asks for the site diaries and labour deployment records from the client’s site manager, explaining why they matter
- The consultant obtains the diaries and uploads them to the claim
The new diaries record ten operatives unable to work because access was withheld. Bob’s next review cites the pages and marks that link established; the information request stays open until the person closes it.
Questions about Bob
Is Bob a person?
No. Bob is Quantsurv AI’s AI agent.
How does Bob know what is missing?
His review compares the supplied records with the claim’s causal chain and lists gaps, useful records and likely holders for you to check
Can Bob change my documents or facts?
He can add unconfirmed filing and propose changes, but he cannot overwrite or remove your originals. Changes to the claim’s context require your approval.
More features
Claim stages
Build each claim in order, from its context to the evidence that proves it
Claim context, cause, effect, entitlement, substantiation, records, information requests
Notices and time bars
Keep each notice period and time bar in view, with the clause it comes from
Notices, time bars, clauses, due dates, your confirmation
Chronology
Put confirmed events and their source records in order for each claim
Events, dates, sources, issues, confirmation, exports
Quality check
Review the evidence, gaps and calculations before the claim goes out
Clarity, causation, notice compliance, evidence, calculations, counterarguments
Claim report
Read, edit and export the claim report in the layout for its type of claim
ICCP layouts, extension of time, additional costs, variations, export
Security
Keep your claims, and your clients’ claims, private to you
Two-step sign-in, account checks, private documents, audit trail, your data