Qumis Raises $2.2M in Pre-Seed Funding to Revolutionize Insurance Knowledge Work with AI

Qumis bridges the gap between legal precision and insurance expertise with its lawyer-built AI platform.

Qumis Raises $2.2M in Pre-Seed Funding to Revolutionize Insurance Knowledge Work with AI
Source: Qumis

Company Name: Qumis
Location: Chicago, IL
Industry: Insurance

Funding Details:

Amount: $2.2M (Pre-Seed)
Investors:

  • Lead Investor: Armory Square Ventures
  • Participants: MTech Capital, Grand Ventures, Alumni Ventures, BrokerTech Ventures
  • Strategic Investors:
    • Sean Harper, Co-Founder & CEO of Kin Insurance
    • Tom Vander Schaaf, Former General Partner at Edison Partners

Purpose of Investment:
The funding will be used to:

  • Scale Qumis’s AI capabilities.
  • Accelerate product development.
  • Expand its customer base across brokers, carriers, and law firms.

Leadership:
CEO:
Dan Schuleman
CTO: Shiv Sinha

Product:
Qumis offers an AI-powered platform designed to enhance insurance knowledge work by enabling precision and efficiency in understanding policies and decision-making. Key features include:

  • Real-Time Policy Insights:
    • Provides actionable insights to brokers, carriers, and agents to improve claims management and underwriting.
  • Fast and Cost-Effective Coverage Analysis:
    • Uses AI to scan and analyze complex insurance policies and claims files.
    • Drafts coverage letters in minutes instead of weeks, offering law-firm-grade analysis at a fraction of the time and cost.
  • Instant Policy Comparison:
    • Compares insurance policies, quotes, and binders to identify gaps and make coverage recommendations.

About the Company:
Qumis, founded by industry veterans, bridges the gap between legal precision and insurance expertise with its lawyer-built AI platform. It is already transforming brokering, claims, and compliance for brokers, carriers, and law firms, empowering them to deliver better outcomes with speed and accuracy.

With its Pre-Seed funding, Qumis is positioned to expand its capabilities and redefine how insurance professionals approach knowledge work in a rapidly evolving industry.