Big news: Appulate is preparing to release an underwriting analysis capability that brings key submission information directly from documents into a consolidated account view.
Extract. Organize. Review.
This new capability is designed to help teams understand an account without jumping between documents, screens, and disconnected data points. All while operating within your existing workflows and backend systems.
For insurance teams, this matters because submission review still starts with too much manual work. A team receives ACORD forms, supplementals, loss runs, schedules, spreadsheets, and other attachments. Then someone has to find the right details, enter data into another system, compare information across sources, and decide what deserves a closer look.
With Appulate, data can be extracted from insurance documents and organized into a structure that is easier to review. From there, teams can move from scattered submission materials to a more complete view of the insured.
Loss runs are a great example. They often contain some of the most valuable underwriting context in a submission, including claim dates, descriptions, amounts, frequency, severity, status, and patterns over time. But they can also be long, inconsistent, and difficult to review quickly.
When loss run data can be extracted, organized, and reviewed more efficiently, teams can spend less time searching and more time understanding what the claims history may be telling them.
But loss runs are just one part of the bigger picture.
The future of submission review is not just about reading documents faster. It is about helping insurance teams see the account more clearly from the start.
Appulate’s new overview capability is coming soon, but sneak peek demos are available now.