BlogCommercial P&C8 min read
Schemas

Umbrella, Professional Lines, Cyber, D&O, EPLI, and Crime

The later commercial schemas deepen PolDex into follow-form limits, claims-made posture, retentions, continuity dates, cyber limits, management liability, EPLI, and crime coverage.

Each line changes the field logic

Umbrella and Excess require follow-form and aggregate posture. Professional Lines, Cyber, D&O, and EPLI often require claims-made evidence, retentions, continuity or retroactive dates, and separate limit structures.

Crime adds employee theft, computer fraud, forgery, funds transfer, deductible, and fidelity-style schedules. These are not just new names. They are new evidence patterns.

The value of proof-gated expansion

As schemas expand, the temptation is to call everything supported. PolDex avoids that. A schema only becomes callable after its own public corpus passes the gate.

That keeps the product honest and gives investors, developers, and customers a simple way to understand progress: what is hardened, what is hardening, and what proof backs the claim.

Why commercial depth matters

Commercial P&C is the wedge because the documents are painful and dense. Brokers, carriers, MGAs, procurement teams, compliance products, and AI-native builders all need trustworthy structured data from these files.

Every hardened line adds another part of the commercial workflow that can use PolDex without waiting for a full enterprise data project.