Modernizing insurance systems without increasing risk

Insurance platforms operate in environments where accuracy and reliability are critical. Claims, underwriting, billing, and reporting systems must work correctly every time while supporting complex workflows.

Deep insurance industry experience

Insurance teams achieve superior outcomes with thoughtbot

Why thoughtbot

When insurance leaders bring in thoughtbot’s experienced teams

Insurance leaders partner with thoughtbot when technical decisions need to be right the first time. We help when reliability, data accuracy, and predictability matter more than speed alone.

  • Legacy systems slowing claims or underwriting workflows
  • Data integrity issues affecting reporting or payouts
  • Modernization initiatives that can’t disrupt core operations
  • Increased scrutiny from regulators, auditors, or internal risk teams
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The outcome has been great. We came away with a bunch of tactical product ideas and strategic themes that we can think more about and prioritize. We also further built our relationship with our customers by involving them in the process.

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Mike Lloyd Head of Product/Co-Founder, Corvus Insurance

How thoughtbot reduces risk in insurance systems

We help insurance teams move forward by reducing technical and delivery risk at the foundation.

Direct Impact

Senior, hands-on engineers working directly inside production systems

Audit Readiness

Architectural clarity that supports auditability, reliability, and long-term maintainability

Regulated Delivery

Experience modernizing legacy insurance systems without disrupting critical workflows

Knowledge Transfer

Onshore delivery when it matters and knowledge transfer that leaves teams stronger

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