ElectroNeek

Industries · Insurance & MGAs

Carrier paperwork, off your producers' desks

Independent agencies, wholesale brokers, MGAs, and claims administrators run high-revenue-per-head businesses — buried in carrier paperwork. That's exactly the work agents take over.

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Submission Agent · run #1,208

Running

New submission received

ACORD 125 + loss runs · from producer inbox

✓

ACORD fields extracted

insured · lines · limits · carrier history

✓

Loss runs summarized

3 carriers · 5-year history normalized

✓

Posted to Applied Epic

client record updated · docs attached

✓

waiting on carrier document

human
This week, submission intake45 min each → 4 min of review

In one paragraph

ElectroNeek automates insurance back-office work by reading submissions, ACORD forms, loss runs and claims documents with AI, posting validated data into agency management systems like Applied Epic, AMS360 and HawkSoft, and escalating only exceptions to producers. Agencies typically remove 60–80% of manual touch time on document intake.

Systems we reach — and what we do in each

Through the API where there is one, through a bot on screen where there isn’t. All 700+ integrations →

Applied Epic

  • —Certificates of insurance issued by a bot from emailed requests
  • —Policy data exported nightly for validation
  • —Renewal tasks created 90/60/30 days out

AMS360

  • —COI requests entered and sent the same hour
  • —Loss runs attached to the client record
  • —Activity notes written back after each run

HawkSoft

  • —Submissions typed in from ACORD forms
  • —Claims documents filed to the policy
  • —Daily task list exported to Sheets

EZLynx

  • —Quote data read from carrier emails
  • —Client records updated from intake forms

Vertafore

  • —Renewal summaries drafted from policy data
  • —Documents routed by type to the right folder

Outlook

  • —COI and endorsement requests classified on arrival
  • —Loss-run requests sent to carriers and chased
  • —Invoice attachments filed and logged

ImageRight

  • —Scanned documents indexed to the right file
  • —Missing-document checks before binding

Where it hurts — we’ve seen it before

Submission intake

ACORD forms and loss runs arrive by email and get rekeyed into the AMS by hand — every submission, every renewal.

Quote comparison & policy checking

Comparing quotes and checking policies across carriers is slow and error-prone — and renewal season turns it into a crunch.

Claims documentation

For TPAs, every claim is a folder of unstructured paper that someone has to read, sort, and key in.

ACORD intakeLoss-run processingPolicy checkingRenewal prepClaims documentationCOI issuance

Submission intake, automated

Today, by hand

  • — Submissions land in producer inboxes
  • — ACORD forms rekeyed into the AMS
  • — Loss runs read and summarized by hand
  • — Renewal season doubles the pile

With the agent

  • ✓ Agent reads every submission email
  • ✓ Extracts ACORD data — any carrier format
  • ✓ Posts to the AMS, flags what's missing
  • ✓ Producers review exceptions only

The math on a typical operation

Volume

120 submissions / month

By hand

≈ 45 min each — intake, rekeying, loss-run summary

With agents

≈ 4 min of exception review each

≈ 80 producer-hours returned per month on intake alone — before renewals.

Illustrative benchmark for a typical operation of this profile — your tailored case runs these numbers on your data.

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Insurance & MGAs: questions we hear first

Can AI automate ACORD form data entry into an AMS?

Yes. Agents read ACORD forms in any layout — including scanned and emailed versions — extract the fields, validate them against carrier and client records, and post directly into Applied Epic, AMS360, HawkSoft or similar systems. Producers review exceptions only.

How do MGAs automate loss run processing?

An agent collects loss runs from carrier emails and portals, reads each carrier's format, summarizes losses into a standard structure, and attaches results to the submission record — turning hours of rekeying per account into minutes of review.

What does automation typically save an independent agency?

For document-intake processes, typical outcomes are 60–80% less manual touch time and error rates under 1% after validation rules settle. Median payback across agent deployments is about five months.

Four lines from you. A tailored case from us.

Name the process, tell us what happens today, list the systems, and say where it hurts most. We dig into what you actually run and come back with the case — on your data, with the planning math and its assumptions. If a process doesn’t pay back, we say so before the sandbox, not after.