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A configured operating system for insurance operations. Built on the same core platform, extended with modules built for the way claims and underwriting actually work.

What brokers and insurers deal with today

Claims backlog

Routine claims sit in queue behind the same manual checks, every time, regardless of complexity.

Underwriting turnaround

Submissions require re-keying the same data across multiple tools before a decision can be made.

Scattered policy records

Cover, renewal and correspondence live in different systems with no single source of truth.

What actually gets done

Two things that change in the first month.

Claims that close themselves

A claim lands, gets checked against the policy, and closes — same day, no one touched it.

Gaps get flagged before they bite

Under-insured policies get caught automatically, before they turn into a dispute.

Modules

Built for claims and underwriting

Ships on top of the Insurance base plan.

Policies

Client, policy, claim and renewal records unified and cross-referenced in one place — the core object the rest of the module set builds on.

Coverage-Gap Analysis

Compares a client's current policies against available products to surface missing or inadequate cover automatically.

Policy Retrieval

Natural-language search over policy documents and terms — ask a question, get the clause.

Integration to 3rd Parties

Policy admin, financial, CRM, medical and document systems, connected natively.

Connects to

The systems your business already runs on.

Named integrations, not generic categories — this is what actually gets connected.

Policy admin & financial
StratumDiscoveryAstute

Live API where available, manual/OCR fallback where not.

CRM / FNA
atWork

Financial needs analysis, and the de facto CRM / task tracker.

Medical & gap cover
Complimed
Comms & commission
Commspace

Commission-flow client data.

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Bring one real claims or underwriting process — we'll show you what it looks like on xlabs OS.