InsOps sends submissions, renewals and existing policies into PolicyCenter in the format it expects, so underwriting teams stop rekeying data and carriers stop waiting on custom builds.
Slow Submission Intake
We give brokers, MGAs and TPAs one endpoint to post a submission to, and PolicyCenter creates it, through Yazh (Yaal), our Integration Gateway.
Slow Submission Intake
We give brokers, MGAs and TPAs one endpoint to post a submission to, and PolicyCenter creates it, through Yazh (Yaal), our Integration Gateway.
Policy Changes Out of Step
We send amendments, cancellations and reinstatements against the policy they change, through Yazh (Yaal), our Integration Gateway.
Policy Changes Out of Step
We send amendments, cancellations and reinstatements against the policy they change, through Yazh (Yaal), our Integration Gateway.
Cutover Risk
We move the whole book in one planned cutover. Records that fail checks are logged, returned for correction and reprocessed until they load.
Cutover Risk
We move the whole book in one planned cutover. Records that fail checks are logged, returned for correction and reprocessed until they load.
The Problem
Every Source Describes a Policy Differently
Each source codes coverage, rating and terms its own way. PolicyCenter expects its own model plus your custom fields and product definitions. Someone maps each field by hand before a policy loads.
Old Policies Stay Out of Reach
Older policy terms often stay behind in the old system or in archives. A claim on a term from seven years ago finds nothing in PolicyCenter, and the carrier keeps paying to run both systems.
Connectors Need Upkeep After Go-Live
Each partner builds its own connector against PolicyCenter APIs. When Guidewire ships a release or a carrier changes an endpoint, every connector needs rework.
The Solution