Four insurance-native Analysts for MGAs, carriers and reinsurers: they apply the cash, reconcile the bordereaux, structure the submissions, open the claims, and book the cessions. Evidence rides on every row; your PAS stays the system of record.
Remitter alias MRLD BRKNG LDN resolved to Marmalade Broking, confirmed 12 May. Amount equals net premium less 22.5% commission per broker statement row 41. Reference 7741 appears on the June bordereau, line 18. Matched, queued for approval.
You cannot grow the book if cash is allocated by hand.
Reconciliation Analyst →Headings change, columns vanish, versions drift. The Analyst absorbs it.
Bordereaux Analyst →A large SOV can take a single underwriter a full day. It should not.
Submissions Analyst →Every notice read, every record opened, and a workflow that no longer lives in one person’s head.
Claims Analyst →“The beauty of Brisc was taking about 80% of the manual labour away, so people can focus on underwriting instead of data entry.”
“Brisc has fully automated our ingestion of policy submissions and claims notices, and we are now completing the deployment of our premium receipt reconciliation process.”
Output accuracy across the Analysts in production, with every match carrying the evidence that proves it.
| Exception | Remitter | Status | Amount |
|---|---|---|---|
| EXC-0341 | Marmalade Broking | Reasoned | GBP 18,240.00 |
| EXC-0342 | Lockton Companies | Needs review | USD 486,200.00 |
| EXC-0343 | Unknown remitter | Needs review | USD 12,850.00 |
| MTC-4118 | Aon | Approved | USD 3,820,400.00 |
Most teams walk the three stages in about 90 days. You set the pace; the Analyst earns each step.
Every match waits for your approval. Your team rejects what is wrong and the Analyst learns your aliases and rules.
Routine volume clears itself and the match rate climbs from 80% on day one toward 92 to 95%.
Matched cash posts to your PAS and GL with the evidence trail attached; exceptions still route to your team.
No re-platforming, no migration, no clean-up project first. Brokers and banks make your data messy; the Analyst reads it as it arrives.
Bank statements, bordereaux, broker statements, exactly as your team receives them. No PAS integration required to start.
The Analyst runs beside your current process. Your team reviews every match and watches the rate climb.
Matched cash posts back to your PAS and GL automatically, evidence attached. Live in 2 to 6 weeks.
VIPR tells you what was bound. Brisc tells you what was paid.
Matching runs on rules, tolerances and confidence tiers; AI reads the documents and argues the borderline cases, never the arithmetic. Your corrections become three things you can inspect: new deterministic rules, sharper prompts tuned on your data, and a permanent store of confirmed payer aliases. 80% on day one, 92 to 95% by about 90 days.
Start from the job. Matching cash to policies: the Reconciliation Analyst. Chasing broker and cedant files into a usable schema: the Bordereaux Analyst. Keying broker submissions: the Submissions Analyst. Opening claims records and clearing laundry lists: the Claims Analyst. Translating cedant statements into cession entries by hand: the Bordereaux Analyst.
No. Your PAS stays the system of record. The Analyst does the matching and posts one thing back: matched cash against the right premium, with a full evidence trail for why. It isn't a second ledger you have to keep in sync.
VIPR tells you what was bound. Brisc tells you what was paid. VIPR structures the bordereau; Brisc validates it against the binder, reconciles it to the cash, and shows the evidence for every match. Most customers run both.
2–6 weeks from kickoff to live. Day one needs no PAS integration: uploads in, evidenced CSV out. Integration comes after the work is trusted.
Every customer runs in an isolated tenant. Every match stores its evidence and the full audit trail is exportable. Your data never trains our models. Documentation lives at trust.brisc.ai.
A second-time founding team, self-funded on purpose. Sanjay Malhotra bootstrapped his last company and sold it to Amdocs; Brisc runs on that exit, with no PE or VC on the cap table, so the roadmap answers to customers. In production at Helix Underwriting Partners, SOC 2 Type II, on Microsoft Azure. Ask for the reference call.
Three things. The Analysts are insurance-native, built for bordereaux, broker statements, cedant statements, and Lloyd’s market formats. Every output shows its work: matches carry evidence, exceptions carry explanations. And matching is deterministic and rule-based, so the numbers are never a guess.
30 minutes, no slide deck, your real files: a bordereau, a statement, a submission. Your business is specific; the walkthrough should be too.
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