Independent agencies
The integrations your AMS vendor quoted six figures for — CRM sync, renewal pipelines, portal autofill — on a flat fee, without an IT department.
Service lines
Pick the system that’s eating your week.
Each service line below is its own discipline with its own page — licensing realities, what we build, and the questions every scoping call starts with.
IVANS Integration Services
IVANS Download ingestion, AL3 parsing into clean JSON, and renewal or commission pipelines built on top — by engineers who have shipped against IVANS before.
Explore IVANS integrationApplied Epic API Integration Services
Epic SDK and Applied Epic API work — client and policy sync, activity automation, and the connectors agencies call “Epic Bridge” — without a six-month IT project.
Explore Applied Epic APIAMS360 API Integration Services
Vertafore AMS360 web-services integrations — CRM sync, carrier-portal autofill from AMS360 data, renewal radar, and reporting extracts that actually reconcile.
Explore AMS360 APIEZLynx Integration Services
EZLynx applicant creation, quote sync-back, rater orchestration, and CRM bridges — engineered around what EZLynx access really allows, not what the brochure says.
Explore EZLynx integrationACORD Integration Services
ACORD form extraction (125, 126, 130, 140), AL3 and ACORD XML pipelines, and mapping layers that turn one application into every carrier’s format.
Explore ACORD integrationCarrier API Integration Services
Quote, bind, document, and FNOL integrations against carrier APIs where they exist — and deterministic portal automation where they don’t.
Explore Carrier APIsNot sure which line your problem belongs to? That’s normal — most engagements touch two or three. Start from hire insurtech engineers if you’re staffing a gap, or bring the workflow to a scoping call and we’ll name the lines for you.
Systems we ship against
Your stack, already familiar.
AMS360EZLynxApplied EpicHawkSoftNowCertsQQCatalystIVANSACORD / AL3PL RatingTarmikaBold PenguinCarrier portals & APIs
MGAs & wholesalers
Submission intake, distribution feeds to retail agents, and carrier connectivity that scales past the inbox your underwriters live in today.
Insurtech & embedded teams
The unglamorous half of your roadmap — AMS bridges, ACORD parsing, carrier rails — shipped by people who’ve done it, while your team builds the product.
Carriers & program admins
Agent-facing portals, FNOL intake, and data exchange with the agency side of the market, built by engineers who know both sides of the IVANS pipe.
Proof, not promises
450,000+ submissions a day, running on our build.
Trucker Path — North America’s largest trucker community — wanted insurance distribution inside their product. We built the carrier-side submission pipeline, in-app quote-to-bind, and FNOL intake behind it.
“It is like having an in-house fractional head of engineering and a fully functional dedicated team.”
Adam Smith
VP of Product · Truckerpath Insurance
“Alfabolt took over our digital platform and internal systems, improved functionality fast, and cut hosting and infrastructure costs by 50%.”
After just a few months, they were a fully integrated part of our team.
Julie Zimmer
CEO · Luckytruck
FAQ
Insurance software development, answered.
What does an insurance software development company actually do for an agency?
Mostly plumbing that pays rent: moving data between your AMS, your CRM, raters, carrier portals, and IVANS without humans retyping it. The visible deliverables are integrations, automations, and small internal tools; the real deliverable is your team doing insurance work instead of data entry.
How are you different from a generic dev shop?
Generic shops learn insurance on your invoice. Our engineers have already shipped against AMS360, EZLynx, Applied Epic, IVANS, and live carrier portals — they know what an ACORD 126 is, why AL3 parsing is miserable, and which carriers can actually bind through an API. The first week produces a demo, not a glossary.
What does insurance software development cost here?
Flat $2,499 or $4,499 per month depending on volume — month to month, cancel anytime, monitoring and fixes included. No statements of work, no change orders. If your project genuinely needs a bigger team than that buys, we’ll say so on the scoping call.
Do you build full products or just integrations?
Both. The center of gravity is integration and automation engineering — AMS, ACORD, IVANS, carriers — but several clients run entire products on our builds, including a carrier-side submission pipeline handling 450,000+ submissions a day for Trucker Path.
Who owns the code?
You do, full stop. Code in your repos, credentials in your vault, infrastructure in your accounts. Leave whenever you want and everything keeps running; we hand over to whoever comes next.
Can you work with our existing engineering team?
Yes — that’s a common shape. Your engineers keep the product roadmap; ours take the insurance-specific integration work nobody wants to staff. We share repos, do code review together, and hand off anything you decide to bring in-house.
The next 20 minutes
Bring the system nobody
wants to integrate.
Twenty minutes, no deck. Walk us through the workflow; we’ll tell you which service line it is, whether it’s buildable, and what it costs. If we’re not the right team, we’ll say so and tell you who is.
Book a scoping call →● 4 onboarding spots remaining for June