Campbell: Government benefits eligibility and verification can be automated
Mike Campbell · Is Unstructured Data The Key To Successful AI Deployments? · Jun 16, 2026 · at 45:46
Mike Campbell, Chief Product Officer at Hyland, explains that administrative verification workflows for government-funded benefits like unemployment insurance can be automated.
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“We do a ton around government funded benefits eligibility. The, you've lost your job, unfortunately. Now you're applying for unemployment insurance. Somebody is assigned your case. Somebody is checking all of your information. Somebody is determining maybe you're eligible for other benefits that you hadn't considered. That's all work that can be automated.”
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