Insurance software development

Yes. We write an adapter per insurer that maps its request and response formats to a common model, then call insurers in parallel with timeouts so one slow API does not hold the page. Premiums, cover, add-ons and exclusions are shown from each insurer's own data. Where an insurer offers no API for a step, we design a hand-off to your operations team rather than scraping portals, which breaks often and can breach terms.

Claim files contain health information and identity documents, so we treat them as sensitive. Documents sit encrypted in private storage behind short-lived links, access is role-based and logged, and retention follows your policy. Under the DPDP Act, purpose matters, so we record what the customer consented to and limit use to that. If AI extraction is used, identifiers are masked where possible and a reviewer checks output before anything reaches the insurer or TPA.

Yes. A POSP portal usually covers registration with PAN and bank verification, document collection, the training modules and examination your organisation administers, certificate generation, and activation only after approval. The same app then handles leads, quotes and commissions. Training and certification records stay auditable, because distributors must show who was certified to sell and when. Your compliance team sets the rules; we make them enforceable.