This September, the Klear.ai team made an impact at two major industry events — RIMS Chicago 2025 and CAJPA 2025. With our leadership team actively engaging at both conferences, we walked away with valuable insights, strengthened connections, and a clearer view of the future of AI-powered claims and risk management.

RIMS Chicago 2025: Spotlight on Risk Innovation

Our Chief Revenue Officer, Pete, represented Klear.ai at RIMS Chicago, one of the leading gatherings for risk professionals nationwide. The conference emphasized enterprise risk management, insurance technology, and predictive analytics.

Key highlights from RIMS Chicago included:

  • Growing demand for automation in claims processing – Risk leaders continue to seek faster, more accurate workflows.

  • AI adoption across carriers – Predictive and generative AI tools are being evaluated not just for cost reduction but also for regulatory compliance and fraud detection.

  • Networking with regional and global insurers – Chicago proved to be a hub for meaningful conversations around claims automation, compliance tracking, and advanced analytics.

Pete noted that organizations are prioritizing platforms that unify claims, risk, and compliance into a single ecosystem, eliminating silos and manual inefficiencies.

CAJPA 2025: Public Agency Risk Management in Focus

Meanwhile, our Chief Marketing Officer Darrel, VP of Sales Tim, and Senior Marketing Manager Shiv attended CAJPA 2025 (California Association of Joint Powers Authorities). This event brought together public agencies, risk pools, and administrators to explore best practices in workers’ compensation, claims management, and safety intelligence.

Key takeaways from CAJPA included:

  • Regulatory compliance remains critical – With California’s evolving rules in workers’ comp and leave management, public entities are actively seeking AI-driven compliance tracking and reporting tools.

  • Focus on transparency & self-service – Agencies are exploring claimant portals and real-time dashboards to empower employees and reduce administrative burdens.

  • Risk prevention through AI – Attendees showed strong interest in safety intelligence, incident tracking, and predictive modeling to prevent claims before they happen.

Our team had engaging discussions with risk pool executives and public agency leaders on how AI can streamline claims workflows, detect fraud, and deliver measurable cost savings.

Looking Ahead: The Future of Claims & Risk Management

Both events reinforced the insurance industry’s transformation — moving from legacy processes to modern, AI-first platforms. The common theme was clear: insurers and agencies alike need solutions that:

  • Automate claims processing from first notice of loss to settlement.

  • Ensure regulatory compliance across jurisdictions.

  • Provide real-time analytics and reporting to guide smarter decisions.

  • Enhance self-service transparency for claimants and stakeholders.

At Klear.ai, we are excited to continue shaping this future, helping carriers and agencies accelerate efficiency, reduce costs, and improve outcomes with our unified AI-powered SaaS platform.