InsOps is building toward one self-service route for brokers, agents, MGAs and vendors to send submissions into your policy system. LiLa suggests the mapping, and a person on your team confirms it
The Problem
Submissions Reach Your Policy System Through Too Many One-Off Builds
Every broker, agent, MGA and vendor that sends you submissions has its own way of doing it. Each route in needs its own build.
Every Sender Builds Its Own Connector
Each sender writes a module that maps its fields and calls your policy system’s APIs. That module carries no security, auditing or monitoring of its own.
Every Change Reaches Every Sender
When your policy system changes an endpoint, each sender updates, retests and revalidates its connector. Your team coordinates with all of them and answers their questions each time.
Every Sender Maps Data Differently
Carrier-specific APIs and partner schemas force teams to remap data for each exchange. Mismatches cause rejected payloads, retries and slower partner onboarding.
The Solution
How does InsOps Help?
InsOps Is Building Toward One Route Into Your Policy System
Self-service sign-up
Building toward: senders register themselves and receive credentials, without your team setting up each one.
Payload upload with checks
Building toward: a sender uploads a sample payload, and the portal checks its syntax before mapping starts
Mapping suggested, confirmed by a person
LiLa identifies how source and target fields relate and suggests the initial mapping. A person on your team reviews and confirms it.
Value translation
Building toward: the portal translates each sender’s values into the values your policy system expects.
Test calls before go-live
Building toward: senders and your team test the route before any live submission is sent.
Secured requests, one dashboard.
Building toward: every request passes security checks, and your team sees each request, response and error in one place.
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