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Client portal for insurance brokers and brokerage firms

Your policyholders call for certificates, claim progress or renewal notices — requests an online space handles without mobilising a handler. The portal exposes to each policyholder their policies and files, and nothing else.

In your day-to-day

How it works

  1. 1

    Plugged into your tools, not a second entry

    The portal reads live from your project-management tool, your CRM, your invoicing. Your team works as before; the client sees their slice, always current.

  2. 2

    Approval built in

    The client approves deliverables directly in the portal — an entire email thread disappears per revision round. Every approval is dated and traced.

  3. 3

    Access walled by construction

    Each client account reaches only its own projects and documents — never a neighbour’s. Minimal rights, every view logged: compliant by design, not by patch.

Typical results

-80%

“where is my project?” emails, typical order of magnitude

24/7

clients check on their own, whenever suits them

4-6 wks

to a first useful version in production

Orders of magnitude observed in production; your diagnostic sets your own baseline and targets.

Frequently asked questions

Policyholders already have their insurer’s app — what is the broker portal for?+

The insurer’s app shows one policy; your portal shows the relationship: all the policyholder’s policies, across all insurers, with the firm as the single point of contact. That is precisely the value of brokerage — the overall view — made visible.

Can a policyholder see another’s data, or our insurer agreements?+

Never: each account reaches only its own policies and claims, and nothing of the firm’s internal machinery — commissions, brokerage agreements — is exposed. Every view is logged.

Will my clients actually use it?+

Yes — if the portal answers the question they already ask by email. That is why we start with the one screen that would delete the most emails this month, put it in a few clients’ hands, and only widen on observed usage.

How is this different from giving clients access to my project tool?+

Your internal tool shows everything: internal notes, margins, other clients. The portal exposes a chosen slice, mostly read-only, dressed for someone who is not your employee. It is the difference between opening your office and opening a waiting room.

Is this the problem eating your team’s time?

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