What makes Insurance different.
Insurance transformation is defined by core policy administration systems — often vendor-supplied, heavily customised, and deeply integrated into claims, billing, and reporting.
Insurance programs fail when policy integration complexity is underestimated and Solvency II is an afterthought. APEX captures both as hard constraints from the start.
Every phase. Industry constraints built in.
Requirements capture across the policy lifecycle
Actuarial, underwriting, claims, compliance, IT, and finance — each with different views. Integration dependencies and regulatory requirements surfaced that siloed discovery misses.
Architecture with hard regulatory constraints
Solvency II, NAIC, and GDPR/CCPA as active constraints. Policy administration and claims integration grounded in discovery evidence.
Implementation on your systems
Workspaces map to your policy, claims, and reporting environments. Execute runs policy APIs, claims connectors, and reporting pipelines — supervised, with every change traceable back to architecture.
What we typically run for Insurance clients.
Policy Administration Modernisation
Replace legacy policy systems with API-first platforms — Solvency II and NAIC as hard constraints. Discovery across actuarial, underwriting, claims, and finance.
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Compliance & Security Transformation
Compliance requirements are treated as constraints in APEX — not as checklist items added after architecture decisions are made.
Data Management & Analytics
85% of data lakes fail to deliver value. The root cause is always the same: built around what the data team wanted to build, not what business users need to decide.
Your Insurance program has specific requirements. So does your pilot.
Tell us about your sector and your regulatory environment — whether you're running the transformation, selling it, or delivering it. We'll scope a pilot that fits.