Guides

Guides to insurance back-office operations

Plain-English answers to the questions the delegated-authority back office runs on. Written by the team that builds the systems that do this work.

Premium & cash

How insurers match premium payments to policies

The three-way reconciliation of bank statement, bordereau and broker remittance, and why it breaks down.

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Premium & cash

What is cash application in insurance?

Matching money received to the policies it pays for: the five steps, the four patterns that make it hard.

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Premium & cash

How an MGA automates premium cash application

What connects, why generic tools fail on program-level attribution, and what changes after.

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Premium & cash

What is a three-way match in insurance?

Bank credit, broker remittance and bordereau in agreement: the workhorse rule of premium matching.

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Bordereaux

What is bordereaux reconciliation?

What a bordereau is, written versus paid, and the errors that hide in partner files.

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Bordereaux

Bordereaux management software: a buyer's guide

What the software does, four routes to it, the shortlist, Lloyd's format and whether to outsource or buy.

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Submissions

Submission intake, from packet to structured risk

How messy broker packets, ACORDs, SOVs and email become structured, source-traced submissions.

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Claims

How to review a claims laundry list

Why bulk claims listings bury the claims that matter, and how to screen them for real risk.

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Claims

Claims bordereaux monitoring: large losses and reserve movements

How reinsurers and programme carriers monitor claims bordereaux for large losses, reserve movements and watch-list terms, by hand and with software.

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Evaluating software instead? Start with bank reconciliation, bordereaux reconciliation, submissions, or claims.

Reports & downloads

Longer reads, ready to share.

Bring your own file. Watch it balance.

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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