SOFTWARE FOR INSURANCE

Insurance platforms that speak the market’s language.

Facultative placements, proportional treaties, renewal cycles — we’ve built for the London reinsurance market, and we learned the domain before writing code.

THE PROBLEMS

What usually goes wrong

Email-chain operations

Placements and renewals live in inboxes and untracked document versions no one can reconcile.

Domain-blind developers

Generic dev teams burn months learning what a slip is — billed to you.

No auditable trail

When a dispute or audit lands, reconstructing who agreed what, when, is archaeology.

HOW WE SOLVE IT

The Berivox approach

Workflow-native platforms

Broker and client portals modelled on actual placement and treaty renewal workflows.

Structured document management

Versioned, auditable documents tied to placements — not folders of attachments.

Fast domain onboarding

We invest in learning your market upfront; by week two we’re correcting the templates.

PROOF

Insurance products we've shipped

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FAQ

Common questions

Have you worked with London-market reinsurance before?

Yes — we built the digital platform for Altor Re, a London-based reinsurance broker, covering facultative placements and proportional and non-proportional treaty reinsurance across five lines of business.

Do you understand insurance workflows or just build what we spec?

We learn the domain first. On Altor Re, our team was correcting slip templates by week two. You get a partner who models your actual workflows, not a team that needs a business analyst translating every ticket.

Can you integrate with our existing policy admin systems?

Yes — we design integration layers around your existing systems rather than forcing a rip-and-replace, and we’ve done API-level integration work across fintech and insurance platforms.

NEXT STEP

Let's talk about your insurance product.

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