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NEXUS · INSURANCE PRODUCT DIGITISATIONSell insurance digitally, even without carrier APIs.

Nexus digitises an insurer’s products and quoting, then plugs them into the front-end apps distributors already use. It works even when the insurer has no APIs.

Nexus digitised a UK-based carrier with a US presence that had no APIs.

What is Nexus?

Nexus is Quantana’s software for digitising insurance products and quoting. It turns an insurer’s rate tables, questions and rules into a structured digital product that front-end apps can quote against, even when the insurer has no APIs. Nexus digitised a UK-based carrier with a US presence that had no APIs. Underwriters review and approve every change.

Product to app
A carrier product with no APIs becomes a tested, approved digital product that a distributor’s app can quote against. Illustrative product view.
Animated product view: Carrier documents. Carrier product: Commercial package product, no APIs. Rates, questions and rules turned into a structured product. Test quotes checked against the rate tables. Underwriter reviews and approves the version. Published to the distributor’s app, ready to quote.
StepWhat happens
1Carrier product: Commercial package product, no APIs
2Rates, questions and rules turned into a structured product
3Test quotes checked against the rate tables
4Underwriter reviews and approves the version
5Published to the distributor’s app, ready to quote
What it does

What Nexus does

Digitises products without APIs

Insurers with nothing digital get a product that modern apps can quote against.

Turns documents into structured products

Rate tables, questions and rules become structured, API-ready definitions.

Plugs into front-end apps

Distributors quote the product inside the apps they already use.

Changes without hard-coding

When a rate or question changes, the product is updated, tested and approved, not rebuilt.

How it works

How it works

  1. 1

    Map the product

    We read the insurer’s product documents: rates, questions, rules and forms.

  2. 2

    Build the digital product

    Nexus turns them into a structured definition that is tested before launch.

  3. 3

    Review and approve

    Underwriters check the results and approve each version.

  4. 4

    Plug it in

    The product goes live in the distributor’s front-end app, ready to quote.

Who it’s for

  • Insurers and carriers whose products have no APIs
  • MGAs and distributors who want more insurers inside their app
  • Insurance platforms that repeat product set-up every time a rate changes

Proof

Nexus digitised a UK-based carrier with a US presence that had no APIs, and plugged its product into a distributor’s front-end app.

FAQ

Nexus, answered.

What is Nexus?

Nexus is Quantana’s software for digitising insurance products and quoting. It turns an insurer’s rates, questions and rules into a structured digital product that front-end apps can quote against.

Can Nexus digitise an insurer that has no APIs?

Yes. That is what it is for. Nexus digitised a UK-based carrier with a US presence that had no APIs, so its product could be quoted inside a distributor’s app.

What does Nexus need from the insurer?

The product documents: rate tables, underwriting questions, rules and forms, plus an underwriter to review and approve the result.

How are rate or question changes handled?

Changes are made in the product definition, tested and approved as a new version, with a history of every change. Nothing is hard-coded.

How does Nexus relate to Venus Pro?

Venus Pro reads submissions and collects quotes for agencies and MGAs. Nexus makes an insurer’s product digital so it can be quoted. Together they cover both sides of the quote.

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