Insurance · Legal · Tax
Insurers, employee benefits and protection providers, law and tax firms.
What we do depends on the state your software is in.
The work is tracked by hand, in a spreadsheet, or not tracked at all.
General terms and conditions and benefit schedules converted to a canonical format and delivered as a searchable database, with a report of the discrepancies we find.
A claims management platform that holds your rules, your documents and your deadlines — and can tell you where every file stands.
An orchestrator for insurance data flows: exchanges that are traced, checked and replayable, instead of email attachments.
The law turned into usable accounting data, and an alert when the accounting position of a file changes.
Something exists — rented packaged software or an in-house tool.
The scope to take back is written down and split into increments, each priced before it starts. You get your roadmap back.
It runs, but only one or two people know how to work on it.
A documented takeover phase, after which the knowledge no longer lives in one person’s head — and changes start moving again.
What we have built or taken over.
A volume of changes that you direct, on a body of documents that keeps moving: endorsements, new versions, consistency checks.
We spend time with the people who do the work today, then we write down the exact scope, the breakdown into increments and what is excluded — with a fixed price for the first increment.
Describe your situation.
A few lines are enough. Your message goes straight to the engineers who will do the scoping, and the first call is free.