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Command Center, Run Pipeline, Agent Studio, data fabric connectors, credits ledger, and audit trail—everything that ships today for production underwriting teams.
Explore platformNarratives for underwriters, MGAs and coverholders, brokers, carriers, reinsurers, and compliance—the outcomes each persona measures on bind speed and audit readiness.
See solutionsPay-as-you-go credits with transparent per-agent metering. Understand full pipeline cost before you run—and compare to legacy underwriting stacks.
View pricingLong-form writing on agentic underwriting, operating cadence, OpenRouter at scale, and how regulated teams ship AI without losing the audit trail.
Read the blogThe pipeline runs automatically the moment a submission arrives. No configuration. No manual triggers. Every agent completes its analysis independently, then synthesises a decision memo.
Automatic classification of construction type, occupancy, location, and CAT peril exposure. HVHZ, FEMA zones, NHC tracking — all in the pipeline.
Every submission tracked against a 24-hour decision clock. Colour-coded urgency, escalation alerts, and overdue flags for high-value risks.
Live concentration monitoring against your treaty limits. Every new submission checked for single-risk, postcode, and LOB accumulation before you bind.
Flat roof sub-limits, Citizens market eligibility, E&S placement eligibility, workers' comp state rules — checked automatically on every submission.
Connect your broker portals, Lloyd's central data, RMS/AIR cat models, credit watch APIs, and regulatory feeds. One pipeline. All signals.
Your appetite decisions, rationale, and precedents captured permanently. Every underwriter decision fed back into the model — your expertise, made permanent.
Nine specialist agents fan out in parallel on every submission. Parse, risk, flood, pricing, compliance, treaty, portfolio, memo. You get a structured decision memo before the broker has refreshed their inbox.
Command Center is your daily view — what needs you today. Workbench is your detailed view — case files, decisions in flight, learning loops. Run Pipeline is your playground — paste a submission, run nine agents, watch them stream. Same data underneath.
Every agent run is traced. Every decision has a memo. Appetite, FCA (UK) / NAIC (US) checks, treaty caps and concentration alerts run on every submission — not as a quarterly audit. Your audit trail writes itself.
Cut our average decision time from 4 hours to 28 seconds. Underwriters spend their day deciding, not chasing.
The audit trail alone paid for the year. Every memo writes itself with sources cited.
Command Center is the only piece of software my team opens before email.
Straight answers on speed, pricing fit, governance, and integrations—then dive into platform and pricing pages for depth.
Broker submissions stall when parsing, research, and memo writing happen in disconnected tools. Vortic compresses that loop: structured extraction, parallel specialists, synthesis into a cited memo, and Command Center so bind, decline, refer, and coordination happen in one system of action.
No. Early adopters are often MGAs, Lloyd's coverholders, and delegated-authority teams that need bind-speed SLAs without hiring proportional headcount. Carriers and reinsurers use Vortic for visibility into those decisions and treaty utilisation.
A full nine-agent pipeline—with parse, parallel specialists, and memo—typically finishes in tens of seconds with streaming updates. Latency varies by submission complexity and model routing; credits are pre-flight checked so you never exhaust balance mid-run.
Vortic uses pay-as-you-go credits at $0.10 each ($20 minimum top-up during early access). Each agent step consumes a known number of credits so finance can forecast usage. See the pricing page for per-agent transparency and enterprise options.
Vortic is built around traceability: structured memos with citations, per-call agent traces, prompt history, and human gates at bind. Teams remain responsible for decisions—the platform reduces manual drag while preserving an audit trail.
The data fabric includes flood, firmographics, market, and postcode signals out of the box. Enterprise deployments can extend connectors (warehouse, portal feeds, internal ratings) so agents ground answers on your approved sources—not generic web crawl.