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Forty years of riders,
fused into rock.

Every policy generation left a stratum: 1978 base forms, 1986 endorsements, 1994 riders, 2003 exclusions, 2017 patches. The policy admin system isn’t code anymore. It’s geology.

The core drill

One living genome. Every rule, dated and sourced.

No one alive has read every layer. Palm core-drills the policy, era by era.

2017 rider r-12 l.2210–2254
2003 endorse e-9 l.2912–2956
1994 excl cl-4 l.3614–3658
1986 claim rt-7 l.4316–4360
1978 surr ch-2 l.5018–5062
policy genome · 1,142 rules · 100% lineage

Policy admin · claims · riders

Geology, made legible

Why does this claim pay 80% instead of 90%? Somewhere down the strata, a 1994 rider amends a 1986 endorsement that excepts a 1978 clause. Your best examiner knows it by feel. Feel doesn’t survive retirement, and it doesn’t testify well either.

Palm Ark drills the full column — every COBOL paragraph across every era — and extracts the rules deterministically, each tagged with its source lines and effectively its geological age. Conflicts and dead clauses surface instead of lurking.

The genome then powers whatever comes next: Palm Ray rebuilds policy admin as services, or maps the rules into your target platform’s product model — with the audit trail your actuaries and regulators will actually accept.

Pick a policy from 1989.

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