Lyon, 29 January 2026 – Dylogy announces the launch of its agentic Enterprise Risk Management (ERM) platform, designed to help risk, audit, and internal control functions regain a comprehensive, continuous, and actionable view of risks, whilst supporting operational teams in their day-to-day decision-making.
Following the success of Analyzer, its application dedicated to legal risk analysis, Dylogy is now extending its approach to all business processes.
The platform is aimed at organisations facing high-stakes strategic decisions in increasingly complex regulatory and document-intensive environments.
Partial, ad hoc risk management that has become increasingly unsustainable
Today, risk teams, often consisting of just a few people, must cover entire organisations of several hundred employees. In the absence of suitable tools, risk assessment still relies largely on manual, partial, and sporadic approaches.
This situation results in an incomplete and rapidly outdated view of companies’ actual exposures. It can also fuel a climate of tension between risk and operational teams, torn between the importance of control and the need to generate business.
An agentic platform to shift from a reactive to a proactive approach
With its agentic ERM platform, Dylogy offers a new approach to risk management. The platform enables the continuous organisation, analysis, and reasoning from all the knowledge available within the company, in order to identify weak signals earlier and guide the decisions to be taken.
“Periods of high uncertainty like the one we are experiencing today, combined with the emergence of new risks, represent a real challenge for CROs and their teams. With our agentic ERM platform, we enable them to manage risk on a continuous basis and to once again act as true partners to operational teams—without ever compromising analytical rigour.”
Aurélien Couloumy, CEO of Dylogy
The objective is to enable risk functions to become an accelerator for their businesses, whilst securing their decisions.
The platform is built on several complementary components:
- Workspace generation : organisation of processes, entities, and analysis perimeters within dedicated and replicable workspaces.
- Knowledge evaluation : analysis and control of information from documents, historical data, and internal repositories, in order to ensure the reliability of elements used for risk assessment.
- In-depth agentic analysis : cross-reasoning across multiple sources to detect inconsistencies, drift, and areas of weakness.
- Continuous monitoring and reporting : aggregation of controls and derivation of risk and performance indicators that can be used by teams.
- Learning : capitalising on past decisions, improving subsequent analyses, and strengthening risk control in operations.
The platform is already being used to analyse very concrete situations, such as identifying silent cyber clauses in contract portfolios, detecting drift in claims portfolios, or controlling limits and risk accumulations.
It thus enables underwriting, claims management, audit, and internal control teams to share a common understanding of risk and to rely on consistent and traceable analyses.
An ambition beyond insurance
Whilst Dylogy has historically focused on insurance and reinsurance players, the platform more broadly targets all organisations facing complex Enterprise Risk Management challenges.
Dylogy’s expertise focuses primarily on risk: its understanding, measurement, and management in complex regulatory and document-intensive environments. This evolution marks a significant milestone in the company’s trajectory, ahead of its next growth phase.
Already tested in complex international environments, the platform is entering an early access phase with initial pilot clients, before a gradual rollout in early 2026.
Aurélien Couloumy, CEO of Dylogy, will present this new solution in greater detail during a webinar scheduled for Friday 27 February 2026 at 11 a.m. Register via this link.
About Dylogy
Founded in 2023, Dylogy accelerates decision-making for insurers, reinsurers, and brokers through agentic AI technologies that structure and valorise their documentary knowledge. Its SaaS solution addresses challenges of accelerating contract analysis, improving claims management reliability, and strategic risk management through dedicated business applications and an integrated ERM platform. Labelled French Tech ScaleUp Excellence, the Lyon-based start-up has around ten clients (including Convex, Howden Re, Groupama, and Gedeon), generates close to €1M in revenue in 2025 (50%internationally), and has raised €2M in pre-seed funding. www.dylogy.com
| Domaine d'Application | Bénéfices Clés grâce aux Graphes de Connaissances |
| Prévention | Identifier les causes racines communes à plusieurs sinistres pour proposer des actions préventives. Détecter les causes secondaires pour limiter la propagation des dommages. |
| Tarification | Proposer des segmentations plus fines des assurés en fonction des chaînes de causes réelles. Mieux évaluer l'impact d'une exclusion de garantie (par exemple, "Exclusion de l’usure de machines"). |
| Provisionnement | Comprendre les dynamiques d'évolution des pertes et identifier les causes qui, étonnamment, ne mènent à aucun coût, pour affiner les réserves financières. |