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Insurance · MGAs, MGUs and specialty carriers

The same broker, six times, across your systems.

Extraction from ACORD forms and loss runs is no longer the hard part. Matching each submission to the right broker and insured is, while bordereaux definitions differ by capacity provider and regulators start asking for an inventory of AI systems. We fix the data foundation underneath, starting with broker, insured and claimant records.

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01 / Symptoms

What it looks like.

  • Duplicate broker and producer records.
  • Submissions keyed by hand.
  • Bordereaux that each carrier defines differently.
  • Claimant, provider and attorney records that don't resolve across TPAs.

03 / Why now

Why this year.

As of Aug 31, 2026

The NAIC Model Bulletin on insurers' use of AI systems is adopted in 25 states and the District of Columbia (NAIC, as of August 31, 2026). It expects a written AI program, with oversight of third-party AI systems and data.

Mar 2026

The NAIC's AI Systems Evaluation Tool was piloted from March 2026 in 12 states, including Florida. Its exhibits ask about the data that high-risk AI systems use.

Jan 1, 2027

Colorado SB 26-189 covers insurance decisions from January 1, 2027.

05 / Experience

Our insurance experience is strongest in life and health: client data management at a US life insurer, and data programs at large US health insurers. Specialty P&C uses the same party and producer patterns, and we'll say where it differs.

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A sentence or two is plenty. The symptom matters more than the system.

Questions

Our capacity providers set the data requirements.

They set the formats. Matching your brokers, insureds and claims to them is still your master data.