Industry 12 / Insurance
Insurance runs on rules that change by product, territory and regulator. We build systems where those rules are configurable data rather than hard-coded logic.
Start a project →Where it usually breaks
01
Rating complexity
Premium logic varies per product and changes often. Hard-coding it guarantees release pressure.
02
Claims turnaround
Customers judge insurers on claims, and claims are mostly document handling.
03
Legacy policy systems
The core admin platform is old, load-bearing and rarely well documented.
04
Regulatory reporting
Returns and disclosures have fixed formats and unforgiving deadlines.
What we build
01
Quote and buyRating, underwriting questions and checkout.
02
Policy administrationIssuance, endorsements, renewals and cancellation.
03
Claims platformsIntake, document handling, assessment and settlement.
04
Agent and broker portalsDistribution tooling with commission tracking.
05
Customer self-serviceDocuments, changes and claims without a phone call.
06
Regulatory reportingScheduled returns generated from the system of record.
Stack we use here
Java / Spring.NETReactPostgreSQLAzureKafkaPower BI
How we approach it
Rating and underwriting rules get modelled as versioned configuration so product teams can change them without a deployment. Claims work starts with the document pipeline, because that is where the days go.