Upload. Decode. Understand.
PolicyLens AU eliminates insurance jargon. We parse your Australian motor-insurance document directly in your browser, running deterministic checks designed specifically for Australian PDS and schedule formats.
Upload your document
Add your PDS, policy schedule, renewal notice or quote PDF. No sign-up required. Your file is read locally in your browser and never uploaded to remote servers or used to train AI models.
We analyse the wording
The engine checks for excesses, exclusions, sub-limits, driver conditions, vehicle-use restrictions and claim requirements. It applies 25 structured motor-insurance rule categories.
You get plain-English findings
Review severity flags, supporting wording, practical questions and a downloadable report. Every material finding is linked to the exact page citation in your policy document.
Inside your decoded policy report
Every report delivers an immediate, structured snapshot with severity indicators, original quoted text, and actionable questions to ask your insurer.
What each report card reveals
Highlights conditions that could legally void cover, such as unlisted business usage, unroadworthiness, or unlicensed driving.
Flags out-of-pocket costs such as additional unlisted-driver excesses, hire car caps, or personal effects sub-limits.
Explains benefit procedures such as excess waivers, windscreen glass rules, choice of repairer, and AFCA dispute processes.
No guessing or vague chat answers. Every finding provides the exact quoted sentence and document page number so you can verify it directly against your insurer’s wording.
Engineered for Australian PDS structures
Unlike generic chatbots that guess at clauses, PolicyLens AU uses a deterministic framework built around Australian general insurance standards.
1. In-browser PDF extraction
When you select a document, client-side extraction reads the digital text layer inside your browser window. No data is transmitted to an external API or database.
2. Australian motor-insurance keyword indexing
The engine searches for specific clause patterns including basic and age-based excesses, agreed versus market valuations, non-standard accessories, track days, rideshare usage, and notification timeframes.
3. Plain-English translation & practical questions
Complex legal phrasing is broken down into concise explanations accompanied by specific questions you can ask your broker or claims department before renewing or lodging a claim.