AI-native policy administration
PolicyCore runs the full commercial policy lifecycle, from submission to renewal. Insa, the intelligence inside it, reads every screen you open. It quotes, explains underwriting, drafts the next transaction and answers with real numbers from your book.
Quote to issue in one flow Explainable decisions Open over MCP
The whole lifecycle, with a brain
Takes a submission in conversation and fills the application as you talk.
Rates in seconds and explains every factor behind the premium.
Flags rule hits, explains the evidence and routes referrals by authority.
Binds and issues on your confirmation, with nothing re-keyed.
Drafts endorsements, cancellations and reinstatements, including out-of-sequence changes.
Surfaces renewal exposure and the accounts at risk before they lapse.
Ask anything
Insa answers by calling tools against PolicyCore itself, so every count, premium and status comes from your system of record. When it can't find something, it tells you instead of guessing.
“How many policies cancelled in the last 30 days, and why?”
“Why was this submission referred?”
“What's in my pipeline right now?”
Example answers from a demo book.
One brain, every seat
Quote, refer, bind, issue and service policies, with Insa reading the screen alongside you.
The whole book in one question: growth, cancellations, conversion and renewal exposure.
Every Insa capability is an MCP tool, so the same intelligence works in VS Code, Claude and your own agents.
What AI-native means here
Insa sees the policy, customer or submission you are on. No copying ids into a chat box.
Every number comes from a tool call against the system of record. It never guesses.
Premium factors, rule evidence and decision history are shown, not summarised away.
Binding, issuing and overrides wait for your confirmation and respect your authority level.
The same tools are exposed over MCP, so your own agents get the same brain.
Metrics are computed from the lifecycle itself. No overnight sync and no stale dashboards.
Press ⌘K anywhere in PolicyCore and ask.