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Agentic AI for Insurance Submissions

AI agents that handle submissions end-to-end. Scrape. Match. Build. Send. No babysitting required.

You've got a stack of submissions. Each one needs data extracted, carriers identified, packages built, and emails sent. That's not underwriting—that's data entry with extra steps.

Agentic AI changes the game. Instead of tools that wait for you to click buttons, you get AI agents that handle entire workflows autonomously. They don't just assist—they execute.

What Makes AI "Agentic"?

Traditional automation follows scripts. If X happens, do Y. Rigid. Predictable. Breaks when anything changes.

Agentic AI is different. These systems:

Think of it like hiring a junior underwriter who never sleeps, never makes typos, and actually reads every document.

What Agentic AI Actually Does

Autonomous Document Processing

Agents scrape websites, parse PDFs, extract data from ACORD forms, and handle those random email attachments. They figure out what each document is and pull the relevant data—without you pointing and clicking.

Intelligent Carrier Matching

Given the risk profile, agents search carrier appetite databases, check capacity, and surface MGAs likely to quote. Not a keyword match—actual understanding of what carriers want.

Package Assembly

Agents build submission packages automatically—cover letter, ACORD forms, loss runs, supplementals. Formatted how carriers expect. Ready to send.

Delivery & Follow-up

Submissions go out via email—standard channels carriers already accept. Agents can track responses, flag declines, and surface quotes that need your attention.

Agentic vs. Traditional Automation

Capability Traditional Automation Agentic AI
Handles document variations Breaks on new formats Adapts automatically
Multi-step workflows Requires manual handoffs End-to-end autonomous
Exception handling Stops and waits for you Figures it out or asks smart questions
Learning over time Static rules forever Improves with use
Setup complexity Weeks of configuration Works out of the box

But Is It Safe?

Fair question. You've been burned by "AI" that hallucinates, loses data, or does something inexplicable.

Here's how Opensure handles it:

Getting Started

You don't need a six-month implementation. Start with one workflow:

  1. Pick your worst bottleneck. Where do submissions pile up? That's your pilot.
  2. Install in minutes. Opensure's Market Finder starts as a browser extension. No IT project required.
  3. Let agents handle one type. Start with your highest-volume, most standardized submission type.
  4. Measure the difference. Track turnaround time before and after. You'll need the numbers to expand.
  5. Scale what works. Add more lines of business, more underwriters, more workflows.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is agentic AI in insurance?
Agentic AI refers to autonomous AI systems that can complete multi-step tasks without constant human oversight. In insurance submissions, this means AI agents that can scrape data, match carriers, build submission packages, and send them to MGAs—handling the entire workflow independently.
How is agentic AI different from regular automation?
Traditional automation follows rigid rules—if X, then Y. Agentic AI makes decisions, adapts to variations, handles exceptions, and completes complex multi-step workflows autonomously. It doesn't just follow a script; it figures out the best path forward.
Is my data safe with agentic AI?
With Opensure's approach, yes. Our agentic AI orchestrates workflows without taking custody of your data. Client information stays in your systems—the AI agents coordinate actions between tools, not store sensitive information.
Do I need technical skills to use agentic AI?
No. Opensure's agentic tools are designed for insurance professionals, not developers. You work in your browser, the AI handles the complexity behind the scenes. If you can use email, you can use agentic AI.

Ready to let AI handle the grind?

See how agentic AI processes your first submission in minutes—not weeks.

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