Hundred Solutions

An underwriting workflow the customer can operate and investigate.

Built on DVERSI with Hundred Solutions for a Nordic property insurer, the solution combines property information and underwriting rules in an advisor workflow. The insurer's product owner can examine unexpected outcomes and propose improvements.

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The challenge

Where the work was getting stuck

Assessing a property meant bringing together information and underwriting rules that lived in different places. Advisors needed a consistent basis for each case, and the insurer needed to see how each decision was reached.

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Scattered information

Property information sat in several systems and sources.

Rules in documents

Underwriting rules lived in documents and experience.

Authority limits

Advisors needed to know which cases they could approve.

Hard to investigate

Explaining an unexpected outcome took time.

The advisor experience

What an advisor works with on each case.

One place to assess a property

Advisors see property information and the insurer's own underwriting rules in one workflow, with an explanation for each assessment. They approve within their authority or refer the case to an underwriter.

Delivery scope

Three roles, clearly split

Who built it, what the platform does and who runs it day to day.

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What Hundred Solutions delivered

Discovery with the insurer's team, the advisor workflow, the connection to property information, and the setup of the insurer's underwriting rules.

What DVERSI enables

One view of each property and case, rules applied in a workflow, approval within authority, and a recorded trail of each action and decision.

What the insurer operates

The underwriting rules, the advisors' daily assessments and referrals, and decisions about future changes.

Adoption

Prepared for daily use

The workflow was introduced to the people who use it, with clear responsibilities for each role.

Advisors

Work through cases in the workflow and approve within their authority.

Underwriters

Receive the cases that fall outside an advisor's authority.

Product owner

Owns the rules and investigates outcomes that look unexpected.

The product owner can investigate

When an outcome looks unexpected, the insurer's product owner can examine the case, see which information and rules informed it, and propose an improvement. Changes go through testing and approval before they reach production.

What comes next

The next improvement stage

With the first workflow running, the same approach can support related work:

Case triage

Route incoming cases to the right person, with the reason recorded.

Renewal review

Review renewals against current rules and property information.

Underwriting decision support

Give underwriters the context and rules behind each referral.

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