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Sydia—referred to as Aikan in parts of the platform—is a claims management system. Korint synchronises claims with Sydia in both directions, so that claims declared or updated in Sydia are reflected on the matching Korint policies.

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What flows between the systems

  • From Sydia into Korint (read): Korint regularly retrieves claims from Sydia, and can also read the related customers and policies.
  • Kept in step inside Korint: for each claim it receives, Korint creates, updates, or removes the corresponding local claim record so its own view stays aligned with Sydia. When a claim no longer qualifies (it meets exclusion criteria), Korint removes its local copy and records that the claim was deleted.
  • From Korint back to Sydia: Korint can expose asset information to Sydia on request.
The claim data Korint keeps in sync includes the claim status (pending, approved, rejected, paid), the incident details, and the claim’s history from declaration to resolution—so policy owners and brokers see up-to-date claims on their policies.