Insurity outlines next phase of $50M product and AI investment at Excellence in Insurance
Insurity is set to feature its next wave of product and AI advancements at the Excellence in Insurance conference in Carlsbad, CA. The company enters the event with momentum, citing 30+ new customer wins in 2025 and a clear focus: make P&C core systems faster to launch, easier to configure, and better suited to the distinct needs of each insurer.
Leadership shared that more than $50 million will be invested in AI and R&D to accelerate product innovation through 2026. The intent is straightforward-help insurers grow and improve profitability through software that reduces implementation time and improves day-to-day efficiency across policy, underwriting, claims, and analytics.
What product leaders should watch
- AI-assisted code generation to shorten delivery cycles and reduce handoffs.
- Commercial lines-first architecture with scale for large policy processing.
- Hyper-configurable UX and admin tools to cut services effort and speed setup.
- AI applied to the core (policy, underwriting, claims, analytics), not just bolt-on features.
- Seamless bureau content management built into the workflow.
Inside the product strategy
Insurity's software and analytics leadership emphasizes three priorities: get customers live faster, deepen configuration options, and fit the software to how each insurer operates. That means fewer custom builds, more model-driven configuration, and a focus on commercial lines where complexity often slows delivery.
Go-to-market leaders added that product improvements are landing across underwriting, claims, and analytics. Early market feedback appears positive, with more than 30 new logos signed this year.
Why this matters for your roadmap
- Make time-to-quote, time-to-bind, and time-to-implement your north-star metrics.
- Favor model-driven configuration over one-off customizations to protect velocity.
- Treat bureau content updates as a product capability with clear SLAs, not a recurring project.
- Adopt AI code generation with guardrails: automated code review, high test coverage, SAST/DAST in CI, and change-risk scoring.
- Shift configurability left: roles, permissions, and form changes that product ops can manage without engineering tickets.
Event snapshot
The two-day event will bring together carriers, MGAs, intermediaries, and partners for keynotes, breakouts, awards, and hands-on product sessions spanning policy administration, underwriting, claims, and data analytics.
For details, contact Elizabeth.Hutchinson@insurity.com or visit Insurity.
Leadership note
This is the first Excellence in Insurance under CEO Jeff Clarke, appointed in January 2025. Clarke previously led Doxim, Eastman Kodak Company, and Travelport, and held senior roles at Computer Associates, Hewlett-Packard, and Compaq. He has served on boards including Autodesk, Compuware, Docker, Orbitz, and Red Hat.
Action items for product teams
- Define a reference architecture for AI-in-the-core (policy, rating, claims), not just AI at the edges.
- Set explicit targets for implementation effort reduction (e.g., % of requirements handled via configuration).
- Codify bureau content update workflows into your release train with versioning, test fixtures, and rollback plans.
- Establish AI governance: model evaluation, data provenance, monitoring, and human-in-the-loop review.
About Insurity
Insurity provides cloud-based software for insurance carriers, brokers, and MGAs. The company is trusted by 22 of the top 25 P&C carriers and 7 of the top 10 MGAs in the US, with 400+ cloud deployments. Backed by GI Partners and TA Associates, Insurity combines a modern digital platform with deep industry experience and broad analytics to help insurers focus on growth and policyholder outcomes. Learn more at insurity.com.
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