Dev tools · September 17, 2023
Insly
Build digital insurance business using low-code software
Insly launched on September 17, 2023 with 1 votes. The site was still online in September 2026, 3 years on.
What it does
Full-cycle low/no-code insurance software for MGAs and insurance companies. Accounting, reporting, and claims management tools further enhance the platform's capabilities for streamlining and optimising insurance selling and admin processes.
The low-risk insurance software partner for MGAs and insurers. Fast setup, AI-powered and real results for MGAs and insurers.
Start small or digitise end-to-end. Platform scales with your business, integrating through open APIs Get up and running in minutes, not months. Works with legacy and modern systems. Use it with our easy drag-and-drop tool. Think of it like setting up an automation, step by step. Explore ready-made AI agents that tackle specific pain points across the insurance landscape. Each one is built for you to save you time. Build any non-life insurance product in weeks, rather than months, without writing code or involving developers. Create a seamless broker, direct to customer, or embedded insurance workflow, optimising the sales cycle and maximising conversions. Automate your entire accounting…from insly.com
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