Redberry Labs works with AI companies to embed agent-level insurance directly into their platforms. When your enterprise customers can transfer the liability risk of autonomous AI decisions to an insurer, the approval gates that slow down high-value deployments disappear — and your deals close faster.Documentation Index
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The autonomy gap
Most enterprise AI deployments stall not because of technical limitations, but because no one has agreed who is responsible when an agent acts on its own. Insurance closes that gap.Without insurance
Agents wait at approval gates. Legal, procurement, and compliance teams block autonomous execution because liability is unallocated. High-value use cases — purchasing, refunds, operations — never reach full autonomy.
With insurance
Liability is contractually transferred to an insurer. Enterprise stakeholders have a clear framework for risk. Agents can act autonomously within defined parameters, and deals move forward.
Where enterprise deals stall
| Stakeholder | Blocker | Problem |
|---|---|---|
| Legal | ”Who is liable when the AI acts autonomously?” | No contractual framework exists for allocating liability to an autonomous system. |
| Procurement | ”Standard vendor risk assessments don’t cover AI agents.” | Existing vendor frameworks weren’t built for systems that make independent decisions. |
| Compliance | ”We can’t quantify the exposure from autonomous operations.” | No actuarial model for AI decision risk means exposure can’t be measured or approved. |
| Risk management | ”Our E&O policy doesn’t cover AI-driven errors.” | Traditional professional indemnity wasn’t designed for dynamically-deciding systems. |
Why AI companies partner with Redberry Labs
1. Enable higher-autonomy deployments The highest-value AI use cases — approving purchases, issuing refunds, managing operations — also carry the most risk. Insurance gives your enterprise customers the confidence to let agents act autonomously rather than requiring human sign-off on every decision. Redberry Labs makes the coverage available at the agent level, so each deployment is individually underwritten and scheduled onto a policy. 2. Reduce friction in enterprise sales When AI touches money or customers, procurement will ask: “What happens if it goes wrong?” Without a clear answer, deals stall in legal review. With Redberry Labs as part of your offer, you have a direct answer — one that keeps procurement, compliance, and risk management satisfied and keeps your sales cycle moving. 3. Provide protection designed for AI systems Traditional errors and omissions (E&O) and cyber insurance weren’t built for systems that make autonomous decisions. Redberry Labs underwrites coverage specifically for AI agents: evaluating each agent’s configuration, permissions, tools, and operational context to produce a policy that reflects actual AI-specific risk.Who we partner with
Redberry Labs focuses initial partnerships on AI companies operating in regulated or operationally sensitive industries where liability clarity matters most:- Accounts payable automation
- Procurement and finance workflow automation
- Customer service agents that issue refunds or credits
- Logistics and operations agents
- Operational task co-pilots
- Workflow automation platforms
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