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Specialized intelligence · Regulatory & Advisory Monitoring

Every regulatory and advisory content, mapped to your book

Your team writes in a lot of states, and each one publishes its own bulletins. On top of that, your advisory bureaus send their own circulars and filings, on a separate channel entirely. A single one can change your rates, rules, or your forms, and it always has a deadline. Insuronix reads every new change, works out what it means for your book in dollars, and sends it to the tools your team already uses. It runs on AI made for underwriting, not a general chatbot.

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IinsuronixAutomateImpactWhy UsHow It WorksLoginBook a ConsultationSPECIALIZED INTELLIGENCE FOR INSURANCE UNDERWRITINGAll underwriting workflows.On one AI platform.Insuronix runs every workflow that touches underwriting, actuarial, product,filing, and compliance on fine-tuned LLMs and agentic AI.Book a ConsultationAUTOMATEThe work you've been waiting to automateBureau & RegulatoryDOI bulletins, rate filingsSubmission WorkflowIntake, triage, scoringPortfolio IntelligenceDrift detection, monitoringFiling AssemblyRate filings, complianceContent ParsingCLM, endorsements, forms60-80%LowerBureau change cost40-60%FasterSubmission to quoteWeeksnot quartersPortfolio drift30-50%fewerDOI objections50-70%LessManual PAS workIinsuronixSet up your circular intelligenceConnect your PAS for instant setup, or configure manuallyRECOMMENDED~2 minutes · automaticConnect your policy admin systemWe auto-discover LOBs, states, premium, class codes, and renewals.Guidewire PolicyCenterDuck Creek PolicyMajesco PolicySet up manuallyConfigure LOBs, states, preferences step by stepSyncing with Guidewire PolicyCenterBuilding your profile automatically...Computing loss ratiosLines of businessStates & premiumClass codesRenewalsLoss ratiosIndustry appetiteRating basisIProfile auto-configured from GuidewireReview and adjust. Then you're ready.All 4 profile layers auto-populated5 LOBs · 14 states · 5 top class codes · $435M premium · 18,900 policiesLines of BusinessAUTO-DETECTEDGeneral LiabilityBusiness Owners PolicyCommercial AutoWorkers' CompCommercial PropertyOperating StatesAUTO-DETECTED14 statesNYNJCTCATXFLILINOHPAGANCLASCAZCOMIWAPortfolio SnapshotAUTO-DETECTEDTOTAL PREMIUM$435MPOLICIES18,900SOURCEGuidewireWCTX$41.2M892 pol50%WCFL$52.3M1,456 pol58%GLNY$48.2M1,247 pol62%Looks good — launch Insuronix →Iinsuronixpowered by Arivonix AIDashboardDeliveriesCircular FeedAnalyticsActivitySETUPCarrier ProfileConnectionsJBJoel BeckerProfile · LogoutDashboardRelevantThis week8+3of 75+ publishedDelivered30 days143 channelsHours SavedThis month73+18%= $7,300Answered30 days42Teams & emailRelevanceAccuracy94%+2%correctly matchedRecent CircularsView all →MANDATORYTDI-B-0001-26-3.8%33d✓ DeliveredWorkers' Compensation· Commissioner's Bulletin · TXMANDATORYFL-OIR-2026-02-6.9%33d✓ DeliveredWorkers' Compensation· Commissioner's Final Order · FLNEEDS REVIEWNV-DOI-2025-WC+6.5%33d✓ DeliveredWorkers' Compensation· DOI Rate Filing Notice · NVINFOAL-DOI-2026-WC-4.5%33d✓ DeliveredWorkers' Compensation· DOI Hearing Notice · ALActive Deliveries+ NewWeekly Actuarial BriefWeekly · Mon 7amProduct Team AlertsReal-time · MandatoryCompliance TriggersOn triggerPortfolio (synced)View →PREMIUM$435MPOLICIES18,900✓ Auto-synced from GuidewireConnectionsManage →Email DigestMicrosoft TeamsJira / ServiceNowIinsuronixpowered by Arivonix AIDashboardDeliveriesCircular FeedAnalyticsActivitySETUPCarrier ProfileConnectionsJBJoel BeckerProfile · LogoutCircular FeedMANDATORYTDI-B-0001-26-3.8%33d✓ DeliveredWorkers' Compensation· Commissioner's Bulletin · TXAI SUMMARYTexas DOI accepted the advisory loss cost filing with an overall average 3.8% decrease.For all WC policies effective on/after July 1, 2026, carriers must adopt the new loss costs.PORTFOLIO IMPACT$41.2MPremium Affected892Policies-$1.6MAnnual Impact285Renew Before Eff.Ask Portfolio Monitoring AssistantShould we pass the full -3.8% through to policyholders?JBShould we pass the full -3.8% through to policyholders?AIGiven your TX WC loss ratio of 50% (below the 65% benchmark), passing the full -3.8% would thinyour margin. Recommendation: file a partial pass-through of -2.0%, retaining 1.8%. Your filed LCM of1.120 allows room. Filing deadline June 1, 2026 via SERFF. Tracking: NCCI-134745334.TAKE ACTIONShareCreate TicketAcknowledgeAcknowledgedDeferWas this circular relevant to your book?RelevantNot relevantIinsuronixpowered by Arivonix AIDashboardDeliveriesCircular FeedAnalyticsActivitySETUPCarrier ProfileConnectionsJBJoel BeckerProfile · LogoutAnalyticsHours Saved847 hrs= $84,700Processed23412 monthsBriefings156All channelsRelevance94%MatchedBy LOB — 90 DaysGeneral Liability28BOP22Commercial Property18Commercial Auto15Workers' Comp12Delivery PerformanceEmail Digest52 sent78% openedMicrosoft Teams87 sentJira / ServiceNow17 sentOne AI platform for underwritingConnect your policy admin systemAuto-discovering your book of businessProfile configured automaticallyYour underwriting command centerAI impact, answers & one-click actionsMeasurable ROI

The challenge

Right now, it’s all done by hand

Every state insurance department posts its own bulletins, rate filings, deadlines, rule changes, and form updates. Nothing pulls them together. If you write in 20 or 40 states, someone has to keep track of all of it by hand.

1

Check the sites

Look at a dozen state websites for anything new.

2

Read the PDFs

Open long PDFs to find what changed.

3

Match your book

Check it against your rates, filings, and renewals.

4

Do the math

Build a spreadsheet to see the impact, then decide what to do.

One bulletin can change a line, a territory, or a class, and it’s easy to miss. Every day it takes to catch it is a day less to update your rates and rules before it kicks in. So work gets rushed, renewals go out at the wrong price, and there’s less time for the pricing work your team should be doing.

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What you get today: a bulletin from each state, in a different format, each one read by hand.

How Insuronix works

It does the manual work for you

Insuronix is built for insurance work. It reads public state bulletins and your bureau content, then connects both to a read-only view of your book. It only uses those public bulletins, never a bureau’s licensed content.

Built for insurance

It knows the terms, class codes, and filing rules your team works with.

Made for the whole team

Underwriting, pricing, product, and compliance all see the same thing.

You stay in control

Every answer links to its source, and your team approves it before it goes out.

01

Reading the bulletins

It reads each one as soon as it’s posted

As soon as a state posts a bulletin or SERFF filing for the lines you write, Insuronix reads it and pulls out the key points. A long PDF becomes a short summary you can read in seconds, with a link to the original.

  • The state, the lines affected, and what the change is
  • When it takes effect and when you have to file
  • Any change to forms or eligibility, in plain English
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02

The dollar impact

It works out what a change costs you

Insuronix connects to your policy system (read-only) and works out what each change does to your book: how much premium it touches, how many policies, and which renewals are coming up.

Example. “Texas accepts an NCCI advisory loss-cost filing of -3.8% for workers’ comp, effective July 1, 2026. On your book that’s $41.2M of premium across 892 policies. 287 of them renew before that date, mostly in manufacturing and contracting.”
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03

Delivery

Delivered where your team already works

It shows up in the tools your team already uses, so there’s no new dashboard to check. Set it up once.

  • A weekly email with only the bulletins that matter to your book
  • Teams or Slack alerts when a deadline is close
  • Ready-made Jira or ServiceNow tickets, plus an Excel add-in
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04

Ask and act

Ask a question, then act on it

Ask a follow-up question and get an answer that links to the bulletin it came from. Send it to Jira, share it, or mark it done. If a bulletin doesn’t apply, say so, or leave a note like “we already deviate here,” and you’ll see fewer like it next time.

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What this changes

Made for the people who price and underwrite the book

For product & pricing

  • See how each approved loss-cost change lines up with your filed rates, in dollars, the day it posts. Then adopt, deviate, or hold based on real numbers.
  • Spot where your rates fall behind, by state, line, and class, before renewals go out at the old price.
  • Spot where your rates fall behind, by state, line, and class, before renewals go out at the old price.

For underwriting

  • Know which programs, territories, and classes a rule change affects, before it turns into a coverage dispute or an E&O claim.
  • Catch new required endorsements and form changes, matched to the policies that need them at renewal.
  • Go into each renewal and new-business call already knowing which rule applies.

For both: filing deadlines become real tasks instead of something to remember, and you get weeks of lead time instead of days.

The impact

What changes day to day

60-80%

Lower

Cost of keeping up with bureau and regulatory change

50-70%

Less

Manual work in circular analysis and triage

Weeks

Not days

Of lead time before each effective date

One feed

Every state

For every state and line you write, with no sites to check

See Insuronix on your workflows

Book 30 minutes with our team and we’ll run it on your own states and lines.