Renewal and retention
The whole process executed by the platform and supervised by exception.
orbit insurance is the core where an agency's processes, renewal, collection, retention, policy issuance and administration, run on their own and a person supervises through exception queues, alerts, and sampling. Today it is under construction: there is a definition, an architecture, and part of the platform, and there is no client operation. We say so before you ask.
A mid-sized agency administers tens of thousands of policies with legacy systems and spreadsheets. Renewing, collecting, and retaining depend on someone remembering in time. The tools that exist offer a copilot: the AI suggests and the person still executes everything. The bottleneck does not move, because the work is still human end to end.
A multitenant platform where the agency's core processes run autonomously and a person supervises through exception queues, alerts, sampling, and a dashboard. It is deliberately supervised autonomy rather than full autonomy: the agent is the one answerable to the regulator, and the design neither removes nor blurs that responsibility.
This is how the product we are building is designed.
Every agency runs its own space, with its brand, its modules, and its rules.
Renewal, collection, and retention run end to end, without asking for step-by-step approval.
Exception queues, alerts, sampling, and a dashboard. Most transactions never touch anyone.
Every system action leaves a trail, because the regulated party is still the agent.
The scope of the first release, with the auto line as the starting point.
The whole process executed by the platform and supervised by exception.
It is in scope for the first release, together with commissions.
The core of the agency operation, starting with the auto line.
Every agency runs its space under its own identity, not ours.
Four differences from a copilot that only suggests.
Request demoThe difference from a copilot is who does the work: here the system does it and the person reviews what falls outside the norm.
Queues, alerts, and sampling instead of reviewing transaction by transaction.
Every agency runs its isolated space with its identity and its modules.
The agent remains the regulated party and the platform is the tool: the design keeps that boundary on purpose.
An honest comparison between running on a copilot and running on supervised autonomy.
It is the product's only market: whoever administers an insurance book. No other industry.
The buyer it is being built for.
The process the platform starts with.
The organization map with its ten modules, one module dashboard from the inside with its renewal windows, and the policy registry. This is how the platform we are building looks.
In 30 minutes we tell you whether orbit insurance fits your process, what it integrates and what it doesn't, and what a pilot looks like. If it doesn't fit, we tell you that too.
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