Tell your distribution what you write
Show agents what you’ll write inside the systems they already quote in, so fewer off-appetite risks arrive.
For carriers
The risk lands whole, validated and ready to evaluate. Your underwriters then work on the decision instead of assembling it.
Thousands and thousands of submissions with incomplete data and details falling through the cracks. Digitize the intake, prioritize, and triage to the best underwriters to win more of the business you want.
Get ahead of what gets submitted to you by educating agents on what you want in the systems they already use and making sure you get more data to qualify – well before quote.
Show agents what you’ll write inside the systems they already quote in, so fewer off-appetite risks arrive.
Email, portal, phone, or attachment: whatever the channel, the risk arrives digitized to the view you defined.
Each risk arrives checked against your appetite and portfolio, with the reasoning behind every conclusion shown.
Risk selection is how a carrier decides which submitted risks to quote, on what terms, and which to decline. It governs the shape and profitability of the book, so it sits with the portfolio rather than with any single underwriting desk.
In practice it turns on what you know about a risk at the moment you answer.
Fix what reaches the decision. When submissions arrive digitized, reconciled against internal and third-party sources, and checked against appetite, the straightforward risks can be answered immediately.
That leaves underwriting time for the accounts where judgment changes the outcome, which is where selection is won or lost.
A person does, on anything that matters. Automation assembles and checks the risk, then shows its reasoning, so the underwriter reviews a case that’s already built.
Confidence thresholds decide what routes to a human, and every field carries its sources, so a decision can always be explained.
Digitized means the data has been pulled out of the documents. Decision-ready means it’s been resolved: validated across sources, set in the context of your portfolio and the risk’s history, and explained.
The difference shows up on the accounts where two sources disagree and somebody has to say which one holds.
Better data narrows the gap between the risk you priced and the risk you wrote. Complete, reconciled submissions mean fewer accounts are written on assumptions, and the ones that never fitted your appetite get identified before anyone prices them.
It also frees underwriting time for the accounts where the detail changes the answer, which is where avoidable losses sit.
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