Avallon is a New York City based company building agentic technology for insurance claims operations. The team focuses on automating routine calls, email intake, document processing, and data entry so claims staff can focus on judgment and resolution. Avallon integrates with common claims systems, interactive voice response platforms, and data warehouses. The goal is to remove repetitive work across the claims lifecycle while preserving audit trails and system of record accuracy.
The product is a set of specialized agents that handle distinct jobs. A claim intake agent captures new losses by phone, email, or file upload and files the claim without manual retyping. A status agent answers inbound calls with real time updates pulled from the claim. A third party outreach agent contacts employers, providers, repair shops, and injured workers and logs each response. A case copilot retrieves data, cites sources, analyzes exposures, and suggests next actions for adjusters. Each agent is designed to work inside existing insurer and third party administrator workflows, not to replace them.
Avallon positions this approach as a practical fit for a sector facing staffing pressure. Carriers and administrators need to maintain response times and accuracy while a large cohort of experienced claims staff retires. The company says its multimodal models create structured data from unstructured inputs, which improves routing and reduces rework. The emphasis is on measurable throughput gains inside the tools that claims teams already use.
Commercial signals are starting to form. According to the company, revenue grew tenfold during the Y Combinator Spring 2025 cohort. Avallon also cites contracts with administrators in the United States and Europe. Named customers include Athens Administrators in California. Avallon says the new capital will help the team expand beyond early deployments in workers compensation and automotive into all property and casualty lines, as well as healthcare.
The company’s narrative stresses industry experience on the founding team. Avallon highlights prior work building automation at a European car subscription platform and building decision systems used by insurers and fintechs. The promise to buyers is not a generic model, but agents that are tuned to claims tasks and that can be audited.
Funding and Founders
This was a seed round. Avallon raised $4.6M USD. Frontline Ventures led the financing. Y Combinator, 1984, Liquid 2, and Booom participated. With the round, Frontline Ventures partner Will Prendergast joined as a board observer. No prior institutional rounds are mentioned in the company announcement or top tier coverage as of November 10, 2025. The company says the funds will support hiring and product development for broader lines of business.
Avallon is based in New York City. The company was founded by Cornelius Schramm and Bryan Guin, with Moritz Bartusch and Leander Peter as fellow cofounders. Cornelius Schramm serves as chief executive. The team combines experience across insurance technology, enterprise systems, and machine learning. That mix aligns with Avallon’s goal of embedding agents into claims operations at third party administrators and carriers.
Avallon, Frontline Ventures, Y Combinator, and 1984 appear throughout this post for search relevance. The near term test will be live throughput gains at administrators and carriers as Avallon deploys agents across more lines and geographies.
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