OpenChainGraph Suite · ART-508 · Delegated Authority · Coverholder Oversight
Delegated Authority Bordereau Recomputation
Foots the bordereau your coverholder sent, from that same file, and tells you what it actually adds up to. Where you also paste the totals they assert, the two are compared figure by figure. Exact agreement on a footing is a weak result and this page says so, because both sides added the same column. The check that carries weight is the one underneath it: utilisation of the binding authority, measured against the limits you hold as the carrier and which are nowhere on the bordereau.
Caller supplied column mappingCarrier held limitsFixed-point money mathNo field list bundled
Basis: your own column mapping · standard pinned as you declare it · no field list, schema, rate or commission table is bundled or read · field set v1.0.0
🔒 All inputs are processed locally in your browser. No data is transmitted. Do not enter real personal data — use synthetic or anonymised inputs only.
⚠ This is the highest risk family on this site for personal data. Real bordereaux carry insured names, addresses and claim narratives, and none of them is needed here. Only the columns you name in the mapping are ever read; every other column is dropped before anything is computed or exported, and where a mapped cell is unusable it is reported by column name and type, never by its contents. Supply anonymised or synthetic data. A difference against the asserted totals means the two arithmetics disagree on the rows supplied, which can equally be an incomplete extract or a wrong mapping. It is not a finding that the coverholder misreported, and whether authority was properly exercised is a conclusion for the delegated authority audit. This page computes once when you press the button, stores nothing, runs on no schedule, and retains nothing.
Submission and the standard you are working to
The demo book below is synthetic. It is not a copy of any real coverholder file, any real book of business or any real market data standard, and it is already loaded so you can press Run without entering anything of your own. It deliberately carries an insured name column that the mapping does not name, so you can see that nothing from it reaches the result.
Column mapping
Bordereau lines
Binding authority, as the carrier holds it
Totals the coverholder asserts
Expected periods
Footing by currency
Authority utilisation
Limit observations
Lines outside the declared scope
Against the asserted totals
Population
Rejected inputs
Rationale
Execution Hash (SHA-256)
What this does not do
It validates conformance with no data standard, because bundling a field list would be a set of fields somebody has to keep current, and a stale one would be worse than none. It holds no rate table and no commission table, screens no sanctions list, assesses no terms of business, and performs no reserving or pricing adequacy work. It does not judge whether authority was properly exercised: it reports arithmetic and limit facts about the rows you supplied, and the audit reaches the conclusion. It does not verify that the file is complete, so a total that agrees says the rows present add up, not that the right rows are present. It makes no claim that its output is acceptable to any regulator or to Lloyd's.