23 March 2023 – Send Technology Solutions Ltd (Send) and Sollers Consulting announce a new partnership to deliver Send’s underwriting platform to commercial and specialty insurers.
Sollers has recently supported the UK InsurTech in the successful implementation of Send Underwriting Workbench to a major international insurer in a matter of months. The two companies respond to increased demand from international insurers to boost their digital underwriting capabilities.
Through its new partnership, Send and Sollers Consulting aim to better support commercial and specialty insurers in their digital transformation. Currently they are working on integrations for a number of high-profile Send customers. Send Underwriting Workbench is an API-enabled underwriting platform for agile insurers. It is a one-stop desktop for commercial underwriters with data, documentation and decision points all in one place.
Co-founder and Send-CEO Andy Moss states that:
“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.”
Jakub Wróblewski, London Market Practice Lead at Sollers Consulting adds:
“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 AI-enriched underwriting workbench and our delivery approach means carriers can rapidly transform their underwriting function.”
The partnership will enable Send and Sollers to augment their professional service capabilities and to deliver Send’s Underwriting Workbench to a growing number of insurers.
“The ability to offer something so relevant and innovative supports our overarching vision to revolutionise the industry”, Moss and Wróblewski agree.
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For more information, contact:
Kirsty Plank: kplank@fullcirclecomms.co.uk, 020 7265 7887
Notes to Editors:
About Send:
Send is a rapidly growing InsurTech software company based in London with global reach. The company has developed an innovative connected workbench that enables re/insurers and MGAs to automate, streamline and optimise their underwriting operations. It’s a composable platform that gives teams everything they need to be more productive, in one place – a single platform for managing new business, renewals and endorsements.
The SaaS platform brings complex data out of silos into one solution, providing a consolidated view throughout the lifecycle. Its automation enables new and mature insurers to eliminate rekeying, improve predictability, and work smarter.
About Sollers Consulting:
Sollers Consulting is an international operational advisory and software integrator. Established in 2000, the company supports insurers, banks, and leasing firms in business transformations and adapting to modern technologies. Over the last 2 decades Sollers has helped 100 financial groups, including Allianz, AXA, BNP Paribas Cardif, Basler, Generali, Zurich, Santander Consumer Bank, Aviva, Liberty, Beazley, VHV, VIG, NN, Warta, Amica and ING to enhance their digital capabilities.
Sollers’ expanding portfolio includes RIFE™, a low code and highly configurable platform proven in bancassurance and affinity insurance business that allows to deliver new products in fast way and truly embed insurance.
Sollers Consulting cooperates with more than 15 technology providers such as Guidewire Software, Fadata, Oracle, AWS, Google Cloud and Microsoft. Over 900 business and IT specialists from Warsaw, Cologne, Tokyo, Paris, Barcelona, Lublin, Poznan, Gdansk and Wroclaw, are helping financial institutions in Germany, Great Britain, Poland, Scandinavia, France, Japan, the USA and many other countries in the world, to reap the benefits of digitalisation. For more information, please visit sollers.eu.
Contact:
Christoph Baltzer, Media Relations: christoph.baltzer@sollers.de, M: +49 176 6155 08 06