The partnership was formed in response to the increased demand from international insurers to boost digital underwriting capabilities

Insurtech software firm Send Technology Solutions Ltd (Send) and international operational advisory and software integrator Sollers Consulting yesterday (23 March 2023) announced a partnership to support insurance underwriting.

The partnership willl see Send’s underwriting platform be delivered to commercial and specialty insurers.

Send and Sollers Consulting aim to better support commercial and specialty insurers in their digital transformation.

Currently, the pair are working on integrations for several high-profile Send customers.

Jakub Wróblewski, London market practice lead at Sollers Consulting added: “Send’s underwriting workbench is a powerful solution for commercial insurers and comes at a time when insurers are looking to streamline and digitise their underwriting operations.

“The combination of an artificial intelligence (AI) enriched underwriting workbench and our delivery approach means carriers can rapidly transform their underwriting function.”

The partnership was formed in response to the increased demand from international insurers to boost digital underwriting capabilities.

It follows Send making its US debut with its first partnership in the states in January 2022. 

Overarching vision

Send underwriting workbench is an application processing interface (API) enabled underwriting platform for agile insurers.

The firm explained that it was a desktop for commercial underwriters that included data, documentation and decision points in one place.

Send Technology’s co-founder and chief executive Andy Moss said: “The ability to offer something so relevant and innovative supports our overarching vision to revolutionise the industry.”

“Sollers has a strong reputation for delivering meaningful change in the insurance market and, like Send, is committed to transforming commercial underwriting.

”This partnership demonstrates our ability to deliver professional services at scale as we continue to make our mark on the pre-bind market.”