Curacel has announced the deployment of an end-to-end, AI-powered remote vehicle inspection workflow for Cornerstone Insurance Plc, introducing a new digital process for issuing motor policies and assessing claims. First showcased at the IMT 4.0 conference on September 18, 2025, the system replaces traditional field inspections with a secure web link that guides customers through video capture, enabling real-time vehicle damage analysis and instant integration with Cornerstone’s Cici and claims platforms.
Powered by Curacel’s insurance-grade AI, the solution promises faster inspections, improved fraud prevention and more consistent verification. The platform performs automated NIID checks, analyses footage through computer vision and generates structured inspection reports within minutes—significantly reducing the turnaround time for both policy activation and claims handling. “Every assessment an adjuster needs is now done by AI within minutes,” said Oluwarotimi Adedeji, Deputy CTO at Cornerstone, who emphasized that the customer-first approach drove the redesign of the inspection process.
The remote workflow offers zero-install access via a secure link, guided video capture, and seamless handoffs into underwriting and adjudication queues, helping Cornerstone cut down site visits, reduce manual errors and raise operational efficiency. By standardising inspections and improving transparency, the insurer expects fewer disputes and clearer communication with policyholders, while also lowering overheads associated with physical assessments.
Now live in production, the system marks a major leap in the digitisation of motor insurance services in Nigeria. Curacel says the solution will continue to scale across motor use cases in the coming months, reinforcing industry goals around fraud control, automation and faster service delivery. The rollout also demonstrates growing adoption of AI in Africa’s insurance sector, where Curacel provides real-time decisioning and fraud prevention tools to carriers across the continent.
