Insurance MGA Software

Yes. Programs, authority, commissions and bordereaux are configured per binder, so each carrier relationship keeps its own rules, rates and reporting cadence. Adding a new program doesn't disturb the ones already writing - you configure it alongside the rest and go live.

Yes - automated premium and claims bordereaux in carrier-ready formats, generated from the business you've already written. Each capacity provider gets their own template on their own schedule, which turns monthly reporting from a scramble into a reason capacity stays with you.

Yes. Your programs, configuration and book are yours to export and keep, and On-Premise runs the platform in your own environment if you'd rather not sit on someone else's cloud. Nothing is trapped inside another company's roadmap, and if a carrier demands a particular hosting model, you can meet it.

Yes. Limits and referral triggers are built into the underwriting workflow, so every risk is checked against authority at quote time rather than after the fact. Breaches route to the carrier for referral, and the full audit trail shows who bound what, under which rules.

Yes. Start on Business and move to Enterprise when you need multi-organization scale, portals and submission APIs, or to On-Premise for your own environment. The platform is the same on each - the higher plans add operational cover and scale, not missing features.

Products, rating, forms and the workflow around them are configuration rather than a development cycle. In practice that means you can take a program idea to a carrier and be writing business while a traditional build would still be in specification.

Most MGAs run rating, policy admin, claims and reporting as separate tools with a spreadsheet in the middle. Here the whole insurance lifecycle sits on one data model, so those functions are seamlessly integrated by default - no reconciliation between systems, no duplicate data entry, and a measurable gain in operational efficiency.

Yes. Data models, rating logic and forms are all configurable, and where configuration runs out the source is there to extend. Specialty and niche insurance products are usually where off-the-shelf platforms stop and where this approach earns its keep.