The California carrier needed to launch a digital agent experience for its commercial auto line. With no existing platform to generate quotes, manage policies, or handle claims, they needed a pre-built, configurable solution that could go live without a multi-year build.

A California carrier running Guidewire InsuranceNow had no dedicated broker portal. Agents juggled multiple systems, submissions were manual, and quote turnaround was slow. The carrier needed a single, connected experience for brokers to work faster and smarter.

A Fortune 100 insurer’s Claims and Policy Data Warehouse built on Teradata, Oracle, and Talend had become a costly liability. With high operational overhead and zero scalability, they needed a zero-disruption migration to AWS cloud.

A large US insurer was drowning in legacy SAP BusinessObjects reports, cluttered, distributed, and costly to maintain. User adoption was low, insights were slow, and IT support costs were eating into ROI. They needed a smarter, modern BI platform really fast.

A major US auto carrier was running claims data across Cloudera, SQL Server, Informatica, and multiple legacy ETL tools with Tableau and Business Objects pulling from different sources. The result: governance gaps, duplicate data, and no enterprise-wide source of truth.

Underwriters at a US mutual insurer were spending significant time manually pulling data from emails, PDFs, Excel files, and Word documents just to triage a single submission. Risk evaluation was inconsistent across the book. They needed AI that worked the way underwriters do – fast, thorough, and structured.

A California MGA underwriting wanted to stop reacting to risk and start predicting it. The goal: embed real-time, property-level hazard scores directly into the underwriting workflow without rebuilding the policy administration system every time risk models changed.

The insurer was serving underserved homeowners markets with constrained legacy technology. To compete, grow, and serve customers better, they needed a modern, cloud-native insurance platform to be implemented fast, integrated seamlessly, and adopted quickly.

Following an acquisition, Mercury needed to consolidate multiple legacy policy systems onto a single Guidewire platform, without disruption, and with 100+ integrations to rebuild. A multi-year rip-and-replace wasn’t an option. Exavalu’s Guidewire framework made it a 9-month sprint.