Carrier portals, worked for you
Epic data goes into Progressive, Travelers, Liberty Mutual and the rest once — logins, navigation, and form-fill handled, quotes brought back to the account.
We read what is already in Applied Epic and handle the repetitive steps around it. Deterministic where a wrong number matters, AI where it earns its seat — and you approve which is which.
Epic data goes into Progressive, Travelers, Liberty Mutual and the rest once — logins, navigation, and form-fill handled, quotes brought back to the account.
ACORD 125 / 126 / 130 / 140 generated from the Epic record and rule-checked before they leave — no blank-field round trips.
Premiums, quote PDFs, and policy numbers written into the right Epic fields. No manual transcription from a portal tab.
The same automation runs the same way for every producer and every location — no per-branch retraining, no drift between offices.
Upcoming renewals surfaced from Epic, re-marketed across carriers, and packaged for the producer ahead of expiration.
COIs issued from the Epic policy and logged back, and unstructured carrier PDFs parsed into structured fields on the record.
Want to feel the data plumbing before you book? A few of these run free, no signup: you can autofill an ACORD from a DOT number, decode a VIN, or browse all the free tools.
No statement of work, no change orders, no “out of scope.” A named build lead in your Slack from day one, working inside the Applied Epic setup you already have.
Screen-record the Applied Epic task that eats your week. No script — “every Monday I copy these into Applied Epic and email the agent.” Don’t know what to record? We have a five-question prompt.
Your build lead watches the Loom and replies in your shared Slack with what she heard, what she’d build, the time it saves, and a one-line confirmation: “demo Friday at 10.” The recommendation comes before we build.
Not a mockup. The actual automation, inside Applied Epic, running on this morning’s data. We screen-share, you click around, you push it. We keep building until you say “that’s the thing.”
Carriers change portals. APIs deprecate. Your team adds a column. We get the alert before you do — most of the time you find out something broke only because we Slack you the fix.
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After just a few months, they were a fully integrated part of our team.
Yes. We run on top of Applied Epic and automate the repetitive work around it — reading client, policy, and ACORD data, pushing it into carrier portals, and writing quotes back, across every book and branch. Your team keeps working in Epic exactly as they do now.
No. There is nothing new to learn, no rip-and-replace, and no IT project. We automate the steps that happen around Epic; your team’s day-to-day inside the system stays the same.
We use LLMs where they earn their seat — parsing carrier docs, drafting emails. We do not use them where a hallucinated number could send a wrong renewal. Your runbook lists what is AI vs. deterministic, and you approve every category.
Yes. The same automation runs identically for every producer and location, so it scales without per-branch retraining or drift between offices.
Yes. We work on top of Applied Epic and AMS360 alike. The same approach works regardless of the management system, so a multi-AMS agency is no problem.
Send a Loom on Monday and you watch it run on your real Epic data that Friday. Month to month, you own everything, cancel anytime.
Twenty minutes, no deck. Show us the Applied Epic task, we tell you whether we can automate it and what it would cost. If the answer is no, we’ll tell you who can.