Appalachian Underwriters Leverages Instec’s Quicksolver Enterprise [Professional Services Close – Up]
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In a release, the company noted that as a part of its operational technology modernization strategy, Appalachian Underwriters sought a new system to replace their prior rating software that would decrease time to market for new programs and deliver a new level of self-reliance previously unavailable with the company's outdated legacy system. Appalachian Underwriters also looked to ensure the new system included functionality that would mitigate compliance risks and streamline operational tasks. Now in production at Appalachian Underwriters, Quicksolver Enterprise is delivered both onsite as well as through Appalachian Underwriters' web portal that handles thousands of agent submissions daily, across multiple rating companies.
"The system performance we've experienced with Instec's Quicksolver Enterprise is unrivaled, delivering sub-second rating per quote, which dramatically increases our operational efficiency," said
"This successful implementation of Quicksolver Enterprise is another example of Instec's 'no fail' mantra when it comes to client success," says
"Insurers continue to seek offerings that can meet pressing time- to-market demands as well as support the drive for new revenue," says
Instec is a provider of services and technology to the commercial property and casualty insurance industry.
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