Speed first
Speed is the whole product. If the quote takes longer than the call, the call ends without one.
See it rateSpeed problems are usually process problems, not engine problems.
| Bottleneck | What fixes it |
|---|---|
| Rekeying the same risk per carrier | One entry, multi-carrier rating |
| Waiting for a carrier portal | Direct API where available |
| Building the proposal by hand | Automatic proposal generation |
| Copying the quote into the AMS | Export instead of retype |
| Chasing underwriting on eligibility | Appetite rules applied before the quote runs |
Seconds for the rating itself, which is what lets the conversation continue.
Yes, with a manual override that records who changed what and why.
Where they expose an API directly, and through structured submission where they do not.
The engine rates as you type rather than after a submit.
Compare markets without re-entering the risk.
A client-readable proposal produced automatically from the quote.
The quote leaves without anyone retyping it.
Bring a real risk and we will rate it live on the call.