Trium Cyber Launches Excess Program Powered by Origami Risk’s Multi-Tenant SaaS P&C Insurance Core Solution Suite
Firms Collaborate to Speed First Phase of Tech Implementation in Three Months;
Primary Cyber Underwriting, Claims Admin Tools to Follow
Trium Cyber, a Lloyd’s services company providing cyber insurance, risk management, and claims adjudication services announced it has officially launched its excess cyber program, completing the first phase of its implementation of Origami Risk’s multi-tenant SaaS P&C insurance core solution suite in three months.
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Trium Cyber can now accept submissions from agents and brokers and quickly generate multiple quote options for excess cyber coverage. Origami’s functionality streamlines the underwriting process, enabling Trium Cyber to elevate decision-making when necessary and to provide core functionality for policy bind, issuance, and billing. Furthermore, integrations with additional resources help facilitate certain business processes and tax compliance.
Trium Cyber’s multi-phased implementation of its primary and excess cyber lines with Origami, will include capabilities for streamlined claims handling. Besides delivering speed-to-value, the incremental approach gives Trium Cyber quality control functionality across its underwriting and claims operations.
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“We’re excited to roll out our excess cyber insurance program, which will respond to a groundswell of current market demand,” said
“We’re pleased to work with Trium Cyber on the completion of the first phase of their implementation and look forward to continuing to build the functionality and automation to meet all of their objectives,” said
Origami Risk offers a full suite of end-to-end, integrated SaaS solutions for policy, rating, billing, loss control, and claims administration, reporting, and analytics, along with a comprehensive digital engagement experience for all internal and external stakeholders.
About Trium Cyber
About Origami Risk – Core Solutions Division
Origami Risk provides integrated SaaS solutions that simplify insurance, risk, and safety for insurers, managing general agents (MGAs), program administrators, third-party claims administrators (TPAs), risk pools, brokers and more. Origami Risk delivers its highly configurable and completely scalable integrated insurance core system, risk management and safety solutions from a secure, multi-tenant platform accessible via web browser and mobile app. Visit origamirisk.com or contact Origami at info@origamirisk.com.
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