Flow Launches Breakthrough AI Portal Automation Agent to Eliminate the Industry's Biggest Bottleneck
Flow Specialty, a tech-enabled insurance BPO, has launched AI Portal Automation, a breakthrough technology that uses AI agents to fully automate carrier portal submissions—the most time-consuming part of insurance placement. The system can log into multiple portals, interpret forms, answer underwriting questions, and return completed submissions with minimal human input, reducing manual work by over 95%.
Carrier portals were originally intended to streamline the quoting process. Instead, they've slowed it down by forcing brokers to log in to several different carrier systems for each insured, manually rekey data, upload documents, and navigate inconsistent workflows for individual quotes.
Flow's new technology automates that process almost completely, eliminating more than 95% of manual tasks. The AI agents can open a browser, log into multiple carrier portals in parallel, interpret on-screen forms, answer coverage-specific questions, upload files, and return a completed submission back to the broker, with minimal human intervention, all in a fraction of the time it takes a human.
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"Portals were designed to make carriers faster, not brokers," said
Flow's platform, which uses a human-in-the-loop model for quality assurance, meets the carriers where they are by integrating email, API, and portal workflows. Regardless of the submission requirements for a quote, Flow automates the process seamlessly and consistently. The result is a complete and accurate submission package that can be quickly reviewed and submitted by a Flow broker.
"The real problem with portals is that every carrier deployed its own version," said
"This is a significant technical leap for the industry," said Flow's Chief Technology Officer,
This launch extends Flow's mission to make small commercial accounts more profitable by drastically reducing the time spent on tedious tasks. Flow's AI agents already power delegated placement and renewal workflows for agencies managing books of thousands of small commercial policies. With AI Portal Automation, Flow is further reducing the need for human touchpoints in repetitive, low-margin processes, helping agencies focus resources on strategic, high-value growth.
Learn more at www.flowspecialty.com.
About Flow
Flow is a tech-enabled insurance BPO that delivers cost-effective operations, workflow automation, and process-as-a-service solutions to agencies, brokers, and MGAs. By combining AI-enhanced workflows with human expertise, Flow helps firms streamline placement, renewals, and back-office operations - making unprofitable business profitable.
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