You carry the risk, and the regulator watches the clock

Personal and commercial lines, from new business to claims. Agents take the intake, the assembly, and the paperwork, and your underwriters, adjusters, and service reps keep the decisions.

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96%of claim fields captured on the call, at any hour of the dayRead how ↗
WorkbenchCost

The claim opens before the call ends. Nobody keys the loss report from notes the next morning.

BeforeKeyed the next morningAfterOpen on the call
Cost per claim
WorkbenchGrowth

New business is quoted in hours. Agents read the ACORD forms, so nobody rekeys them.

BeforeDays in a shared inboxAfterA quote the same day
Bound straight through
Workbench+InsureEdgeCost

Policy changes close the same day. An agent drafts the endorsement in your core, and a person approves it.

BeforeBehind everything elseAfterSame day, one approval
Cost per endorsement
InsureEdgeGrowth

New products launch without a core project. InsureEdge arrives one module at a time, beside the core you run.

BeforeA multi-year replacementAfterOne module at a time
Speed to market

Your processes, on one platform

Scroll through the 11 processes we run for insurers. Damco Workbench does the work on top, and your core keeps the record underneath.

Personal auto · Texas and OklahomaLive demo

Personal Auto new business

A producer's submission to a bound policy, with young drivers and prior cancellations referred to an underwriter.

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Personal auto · voiceIn production

Claims by phone, 24/7

A voice agent answers on the first ring, at any hour, in English or Spanish, takes first notice field by field, and hands over to a person when it matters.

  • Calls answered on the first ring, at any hour (%)
  • FNOLs created on the call (%)
  • All 25 fields captured on the call (%)
  • Calls dropped (%), with the reason
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Personal lines · servicing

Policy change, from an email to an issued endorsement

A customer emails a new car or a new address. The agent reads it, drafts the change, rates it, and runs your servicing rules, and the representative approves on one screen.

  • Changes completed the same day (%)
  • Touches per change
  • Cost per endorsement
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Personal auto claim

First notice to first payment

Fast for the simple ones, careful for the ones that aren't. State fair-claims rules set the clock.

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Personal and small commercial

Renewal

Most renew quietly. The few that shouldn't need notice in time, and notice periods differ by state.

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Billing · personal lines

Cancellation for non-payment

A clock the regulator watches: notice, grace, cancellation and sometimes reinstatement.

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Personal lines · web, email, partner, chat

Quote to bind, from any channel

One transaction from the first field, whatever the door. The quote is built and rated once, then picked up by the right licensed person exactly where it stopped.

  • Application to quote, in hours
  • Fields re-keyed, target 0
  • Bound straight through (%)
  • Abandoned quotes recovered (%)
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Personal and small commercial · underwriting task

Underwriting assist, from a rated submission to a cited recommendation

A rated submission isn't a decision. The agent assembles the assessment, cites every finding, and recommends one of three things, so the underwriter's time goes into the decision.

  • Underwriter minutes per file
  • Referrals with complete reasons (%)
  • Same file, same recommendation (%)
  • Submissions decided the same day (%)
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Personal auto · claims desk

Claim assist, from an open claim to a working picture

Opening a claim isn't adjusting it. The agent assembles a cited working picture and recommends one next step, so the adjuster's first hour goes to adjusting, not assembling.

  • Adjuster time to first action
  • Document requests sent within 24 hours (%)
  • Cycle time, in days
  • Referrals to investigation upheld (%)
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Personal lines · any channel

Claims, from first notice to the adjuster's decision

The customer reports a loss once, on any channel. The agent opens the claim and hands the adjuster a complete file from day one.

  • Notice to open claim, in minutes
  • Call-backs per claim
  • Cycle time, in days
  • Cost per claim
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Executive team · governed data

Talk to your data, from a question to a decision

Why is the Texas loss ratio up? The agent answers in plain language with the numbers, the definition used, the as-of date, and the source of every figure.

  • Question to answer, in minutes
  • Questions answered without a request to IT (%)
  • Follow-ups drilled in the same session
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Personal Auto new business
ArrivesEmailLeavesEmail
Workbench where people and agents work
01IntakeDone alone
02UnderwriteNeeds underwriter
03Rate and quoteNeeds underwriter
04BindNeeds underwriter
05IssueDone alone
Your core InsureEdge, or the one you run
Party·PolicyPolicyPolicy
RulesAgentPerson
Personal auto · Texas and OklahomaLive demo

Personal Auto new business

A producer's submission to a bound policy, with young drivers and prior cancellations referred to an underwriter.

Watch it run a quote ↗
ArrivesEmailLeavesEmail
Workbench where people and agents work
01IntakeDone alone
02UnderwriteNeeds underwriter
03Rate and quoteNeeds underwriter
04BindNeeds underwriter
05IssueDone alone
Your core InsureEdge, or the one you run
Party·PolicyPolicyPolicy
RulesAgentPerson

We strategize, build, and operate your software until it pays

Most insurers start with the claims line or the policy-change inbox: high volume, clear rules, and a number you already track.

01

Strategize

We map one of your processes as it runs today, every task, who does it, how long it waits, and pick where agents pay first.

02

Build

Prototype rounds with your people every week, on the core you run, in your tenant. Agents, rules, and screens.

03

Operate

We run it with you against the KPIs we agreed, and keep tuning until the number moves. Then we keep it there.

A five-day Software Review, at no costWorking software in your tenant, not a deckBuilt versus ran, on a dashboard, every week

Two platforms let you start from working software

When we build, we start from two platforms of our own. Use them together, one at a time, or not at all: the blueprint works on the core you run.

Workbench on your coreGuidewire, Duck Creek or in-house. Agents work on it through its APIs.
InsureEdge under your portalsA modern core behind the front ends you already have.
Both, from the core upThe shortest path to an agent-ready operation.

Three insurers run software we built, each measured in its own units

Pick the process that costs insurers most

In five days, at no cost, we map it as it runs today, draw it on Workbench and your core, and show where agents pay first.