Co-founded by insurtech veterans Robin Roberson and Alex Pezold, Agentech aims to revolutionise the insurance adjudication process by leveraging cutting-edge AI technology.
Roberson and Pezold, who previously exited tech ventures worth a combined $182 million, have introduced the Agentic AI platform—an ensemble of multimodal Large Language Model (LLM) capabilities designed to tackle the labor-intensive and outdated claims process. Agentech’s platform automates repetitive tasks traditionally handled by desk adjusters, allowing carriers to quadruple their output without increasing labor costs.
“Our AI solutions are already delivering measurable results, with design partners seeing significant improvements in productivity, cost efficiency, and customer satisfaction,” said Pezold, Agentech’s Co-Founder and CEO. “This successful seed round demonstrates strong investor confidence in our leadership and Agentech’s potential to transform the claims process.”
Agentech’s workforce includes over 100 trained digital Agentic agents supporting a single claim file. These agents automate mundane tasks such as document review, compliance checks, and data extraction, enabling desk adjusters to focus on higher-value decision-making. By integrating seamlessly with insurers’ existing claims management systems, Agentech ensures minimal disruption while maximising efficiency. The platform delivers a 3-4x increase in claims throughput without adding labor, reduces manual, repetitive tasks by up to 50%, and enhances accuracy and compliance. Resulting in faster claims processing and improved customer satisfaction.
Robin Roberson, Co-Founder and President of Agentech, emphasised the platform’s impact: “Our AI agents are doing more than just automating processes—they’re empowering claim handlers to work smarter, faster, and more accurately. The rapid success of our seed funding reflects the market’s recognition of the problem we are solving.”
Founded just 11 months ago, Agentech initially launched its Agentic AI platform within the pet insurance sector. The company’s growth trajectory has been swift, and Agentech plans to continue building on its early success by expanding into new lines of insurance.
With its new funding, Agentech is poised to expand its AI-driven solutions across the insurance claims workflow, targeting adjacent processes such as First Notice of Loss (FNOL), reserving, and file review. The company is focused on driving innovation across the broader insurance landscape by applying its transformative technology to new areas.