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Claim Reopen Request Generator

Claim Reopen Request Generator MCP Connector for Claude

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Generates professional, factual insurance claim reopening requests based on new evidence and policy context.

4 tools Official Updated Oct 1, 2026 Official Vinkius Partner
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This MCP server provides a suite of tools to automate the creation of formal insurance claim reopening requests. By providing a prior decision, new evidence, and policy references, users can use generate_reopen_request to produce a structured document that links new findings to specific policy clauses. The server also includes validate_timeline_integrity to ensure claim histories are chronologically sound, match_evidence_to_policy to identify relevant coverage triggers, and format_attachment_list to organize evidence into a professional attachment summary.

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generate_reopen_request

Compiles all provided data points into a structured, professional, and factual formal request document

match_evidence_to_policy

Identifies which policy clauses are most relevant to the new evidence provided

validate_timeline_integrity

Ensures the provided claim history is logical and chronologically sound

format_attachment_list

Organizes the newRecords into a clean, numbered list of formal attachments

See how to talk to your AI agent using Claim Reopen Request Generator.

Generate a reopen request for claim #12345. The original decision denied coverage for water damage. However, I have a new certified engineering report showing the damage was caused by a pipe burst, not flooding. Policy section 4.2 covers pipe bursts.

Formal Reopen Request: Claim #12345. Based on the new certified engineering report (Attachment 1), the previous decision denying coverage for water damage is contested. Under Policy Section 4.2, pipe bursts are covered, and the new evidence confirms the cause was a pipe burst rather than flooding.

I need to check if my claim timeline is correct: Jan 1st - Loss reported, Jan 5th - Investigation started, Jan 3rd - Initial decision.

The timeline is invalid. The event 'Initial decision' on Jan 3rd occurs before 'Investigation started' on Jan 5th, violating chronological order.

Format these new records into an attachment list: Medical report from Dr. Smith, and a receipt for repairs.

Attachment 1: Medical report from Dr. Smith Attachment 2: Receipt for repairs

You can use the `validate_timeline_integrity` tool to check if your claim history is in strictly ascending order and contains no future dates before generating your request.

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