Smart Requirement Resolver
See what is missing, give it an owner, and follow the requirement through customer response and review.
Available in fictional demoExplore the resolver →Track applications, resolve missing requirements, and keep every handoff clear alongside your existing systems.
Fictional tour. Clear ownership. People make the decisions.

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Designed for human reviewFind the missing item. Ask for the right information. Keep the next handoff clear.
See what is missing, give it an owner, and follow the requirement through customer response and review.
Available in fictional demoExplore the resolver →Give a customer one clear task. Explore how a response returns to the agency for review in the fictional tour.
Available in fictional demoExplore Customer Actions →Explore fictional carrier updates and field mapping, and see what authenticated sandbox access requires.
Sandbox overview and access guideRead the sandbox guide →Follow a missing signature from detection to simulated carrier acknowledgement. Every step has a distinct purpose.
A fictional carrier event identifies a missing signature. The resolver creates one exception and shows the responsible agent what to do next.
Next action: Review the missing item and prepare a customer request.
Carrier event normalized · one open exception
Explore at your own pace. Optional rotation pauses on interaction.

A connected operation starts with the right context for each organization—and explicit boundaries between them.
Keep your applications moving. Review requirements, assign follow-ups, and see who needs to act.
See authorized agency workflows and outstanding cases. Broader oversight requires explicit delegated access.
Explore how application updates could reach the right team through an authorized, tested connection.
Bring a carrier update into the application record without losing its source, time, or meaning.
Try simulated updates and CSV mappings today. APIs, webhooks, Excel imports, and direct carrier connections require their own setup and validation.
Proposed integration architecture · not live carrier connections
The local platform has tested organization boundaries, permission checks, and audit records. Production identity and integration setup still need verification.
Explore the security objectives →Security foundations are implemented and tested in development; they are not available on this public preview yet.
No certification or external audit is claimed.
Local PostgreSQL tests check tenant separation. Live client access still requires authenticated integration.
Customer submission goes to agency review. It does not establish carrier acceptance or coverage.
The local platform records events and audit entries together. The public tour uses fictional browser state.
No carrier credentials are collected here. Real connections need approved access and protected secrets.
The walkthrough above follows one fictional missing-signature case, with no sign-in required. The interactive agency workspace also uses fictional records and needs an InsuranceFlow account; accounts are not yet available on this public preview.
Make outstanding work visible, assign an owner, and retain the context needed for review.
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Use automation to organize work while keeping consequential decisions accountable.
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Proposed product categories are not a claim of current operational support. Wealth services require a separately governed extension.
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