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INSURANCE SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT UK

Quote, bind and claim without the paperwork.

Insurance software development for UK insurers, brokers, MGAs and insurtech companies: quote-and-bind journeys, broker and policyholder portals, claims workflows, document intelligence and integrations with policy administration systems.

UK-registered company. International engineering team.

01 / THE SECTOR

Software for insurance in the UK.

Insurance is a document business trying to become a digital one. Krapton builds software for UK insurers, brokers, MGAs and insurtech firms that makes quoting, binding, servicing and claims faster for customers and staff: portals, workflow tools, document intelligence and integrations with policy administration systems.

We design with the FCA’s Consumer Duty, fair value and vulnerable customer expectations in view, and with the explainability that automated decisions in insurance require.

  • Next.js and React
  • Node.js and .NET
  • PostgreSQL
  • Policy administration system integrations
  • Document intelligence services
  • Azure UK regions
  • Anthropic and Azure OpenAI

02 / The challenges

What gets inthe way today.

  • 01

    Legacy policy systems

    Core platforms that are hard to change, with customer experience layered on top.

  • 02

    Documents at every stage

    Proposals, schedules, claims evidence and correspondence that must be read, checked and stored.

  • 03

    Regulatory scrutiny

    Fair value, Consumer Duty and explainable decisions apply to every automated step.

03 / What we build

Software shapedaround insurance.

  • Digital journeys

    Quote, bind, mid-term adjustment and renewal journeys built on your rating and policy systems.

  • Broker and customer portals

    Self-service policies, documents, payments and claims with role-based access.

  • Claims workflows

    Intake, triage, evidence handling and communication tools that shorten settlement time.

  • AI for documents and service

    Extraction from claims documents, fraud signals for investigators and support assistants grounded in policy wording.

04 / POTENTIAL USE CASES

Where software can make a difference.

Agree where automation supports rather than replaces underwriting and claims decisions, and how outcomes are explained to customers. Integration with the policy administration system usually determines the delivery plan.

  1. 01

    Quote-and-bind and renewal journeys

  2. 02

    Broker and policyholder portals

  3. 03

    Claims intake and workflow tools

  4. 04

    Document intelligence and AI-assisted servicing

05 / REGULATION AND STANDARDS

Designed with the rules in view.

The obligations that shape software in this sector. We build to support them; your compliance and legal advisers own the assessment.

Considered in every insurance build

  • FCA ICOBS and Consumer Duty
  • Fair value and product governance (PROD 4)
  • UK GDPR, including automated decision-making rules
  • Insurance Distribution Directive (as retained)
  • Vulnerable customer guidance
  • PCI DSS for card payments

06 / From the portfolio

Related work fromour international portfolio.

Examples from Krapton’s international portfolio. Each success story describes the work delivered for that project.

Sendora project visual
Fintech / Cross-border Payments

Sendora

Sendora lets users send money internationally with zero transfer fees, spend on a global debit card and build credit from their phone — but the marketing site had to communicate trust, speed and global coverage at a glance, in a category where trust is everything.

Read the success story

07 / Services

Connect thecapabilities.

FAQ

Insurance software: questions UK teams ask.

Where the system exposes APIs or data interfaces, yes. We build the digital journeys and portals on top of it and confirm feasibility during discovery.

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Different worlds.The same care in the craft.

YOUR NEXT STEP

Let’s talk insurance software.

Tell us what you want to improve. We’ll help you shape the right scope, team and starting point.

YOUR NEXT CHAPTER

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