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austrian insurance

An Austrian insurer replaced fragmented broker workflows (paper/Excel/legacy) with a unified stack: a multi-tenant broker portal for risk questionnaires, pricing, coverage checks and closing, plus an insurer-side CRM backbone (Lead → Quote → Application → Policy → Claims → Collections) with automations, eSign, auto-dispatch and an API layer into policy admin, DMS, finance and payments.

location

austria

industry

insurance

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austrian insurance

summary

Before the project, decentralised brokers worked in daily patchwork mode: risk questionnaires arrived via online forms and were then retyped by hand into Excel and legacy systems. Regulatory needs and suitability checks dragged on because data was missing or duplicated. There was no end-to-end view for risk calculation and coverage checks; quotes, policies, invoices and supporting documents were produced in different systems. Claims, collections and payment reconciliation ran separately—media breaks and quality losses were the norm, and there was little transparency across all contracts and cases.

We turned this into a clear, digital end-to-end process. At the core is a multi-tenant broker portal where standardised risk questionnaires, coverage checks and quote creation follow one process and one standard. All inputs flow via API straight into a new insurance CRM with purpose-built pipelines (Lead → Quote → Application → Policy Issuance → Claims → Collections) and clean workflows and automations. Data validation ensures mandatory fields are complete and correct; contract, quote, invoice and policy are generated from templates, digitally signed (eSign) and—after approval—sent automatically, including structured follow-up.

Through an API layer, policy administration, DMS and finance systems are connected; claims and collections now run seamlessly, including automatic payment reconciliation. The result: quotes in minutes instead of hours, a single source of truth for brokers, back office and management, far fewer media breaks and errors—and noticeably more time for customers instead of copying and retyping.

challenge

  • Decentralised brokers using paper, Excel and legacy systems.
  • No consolidated view of contracts, lines of business and active cases.
  • No reliable numbers for risk calculation and coverage checks.
  • Regulatory needs/suitability assessments took too long before quotes could even be calculated.
  • Risk questionnaires submitted online then manually re-entered.
  • Submission and processing manually across multiple legacy systems → media breaks, delays, quality issues.
  • Claims, collections and payment checks in separate systems; much was reconciled by hand.

solution

  • Multi-tenant broker portal: standardised risk questionnaires, coverage checks and quote creation — one process, one standard for all connected brokers.
  • Direct API hand-off into the new CRM — no duplicate entry; data lands right first time.
  • Custom insurance CRM: dedicated pipelines (Lead → Quote → Application → Policy Issuance → Claims → Collections), clear workflows & automations.
  • Governed data quality: validations, mandatory fields, duplicate checks.
  • Documents at a click: contract, quote, invoice, policy & attachments; eSign, automatic dispatch & follow-up.
  • API layer to policy admin/finance: integrations to core systems, DMS and payment reconciliation — fully connected.

impact

  • Quotes in minutes, not hours/days — with no rework.
  • One truth for all data — clear visibility for brokers, back office and management.
  • Fewer media breaks, fewer errors, higher conversion.
  • Claims & collections unified — faster handling, cleaner payment reconciliation.
  • Teams spend more time with customers, not on copying, retyping and searching.
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