LumenUs, founded by Sara Tashakorinia, has launched a platform designed to automate the administrative tasks that follow a death. The platform aims to alleviate the significant paperwork burden, which can average around 570 hours, for grieving families.
Tashakorinia's personal experience with the administrative complexities after her husband's death inspired the creation of LumenUs. She identified a need for AI to handle the non-emotional aspects of the process, such as managing tax forms, insurance claims, and bank account closures.
The LumenUs platform begins with an onboarding process where users provide information about their specific situation. This data is used to personalize the guidance and tasks provided.
The system organizes tasks by urgency, helping users prioritize immediate actions and identify those that can wait. This can also help users discover unclaimed financial benefits, such as life insurance, which often go unnoticed.
LumenUs utilizes AI to automate as many processes as possible, aiming to save time for users during a difficult period. The initial focus of the startup is on supporting individuals in the immediate aftermath of a death, though future plans include broader grief support.
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LumenUs, a new platform founded by Sara Tashakorinia, uses AI to automate administrative tasks following a death, such as filing insurance claims and closing bank accounts. The platform aims to reduce the burden of paperwork for grieving families, allowing them to focus on personal matters.