Coretech Insight Report: Insurers Can See Up to $25M Revenue Gain

A Coretech Insight Study Commissioned by Socotra

Insurers know that speed and agility are key to growth. But they struggle to quantify the value of investing in new technologies in terms of speed-to-market and revenue. To address this challenge, Coretech Insight, an independent advisory firm focused on core technology for the insurance industry, conducted a breakthrough study modeling three real-world scenarios to assess the economic value of speed-to-market, using publicly available industry and government data and validation by senior industry participants.

The analysis compared product launches for incumbent systems against new cloud-native agile platforms and found that insurers that launch products faster by deploying cloud agile technology are able to generate a revenue gain of as much as $25 million over five years.

What will you learn from this report? You’ll get the detailed information supporting these results and learn how findings like these were determined in this analysis:

  • The benefits of shorter time-to-market exceeded the costs of implementing and operating new cloud technology by a wide margin—as much as 40 times the cost of implementation.
  • Cloud agile technology can trim product launch times to a matter of months versus typical timeframes of a year to 18 months for outdated systems.
  • Cloud agile platform product launches enable insurers to capture revenue that would otherwise be lost to extended launch timeframes.
  • Insurers are forfeiting millions of dollars in new premiums due to delays common with incumbent systems.

Get your copy of this ground-breaking, must-read study today.

Socotra and Unqork Partner to Accelerate Digital Transformation for Insurers with Leading End-to-End Capabilities

Today, Socotra and Unqork have announced a partnership to help insurers accelerate digital transformation efforts and create digital-first experiences for their users.

This partnership draws upon the unique capabilities of both Socotra and Unqork, providing insurers with an intuitive, end-to-end solution to launch and scale innovative products. Socotra is the first truly modern core platform empowering insurers to easily build new products while reducing implementation and maintenance costs by leveraging open APIs and cloud-native architecture. Unqork’s no-code platform allows enterprise customers to create mission-critical software faster and at a lower cost—all without writing a single line of code.

Working in parallel for their joint customers, Socotra will deliver powerful core functionality for rating, underwriting, policy administration, billing, claims, and reporting while Unqork helps insurers build frontend agent experiences and digitize customer servicing processes.

“Socotra and Unqork have a common goal to empower innovation across the insurance landscape,” said Ekine Akuiyibo, Vice President of Business Development and Deployments at Socotra. “Socotra’s flexible core platform, combined with Unqork’s ability to customize frontend experiences, gives insurers all the tools they need to easily launch new products, reduce costs, and improve speed-to-market.”

“As insurers face increasing pressure to modernize their operations, more and more are looking to platforms like Unqork and Socotra to support and accelerate their digital transformations,” said Christian Barrera, Vice President, Alliances and Ecosystem, Unqork. “By combining Unqork’s enterprise no-code platform with Socotra’s comprehensive policy lifecycle management, we’re providing a full-service solution that will help insurers move faster and maintain their competitive edge.”

“Insurers are increasingly finding that combining a robust core platform with frontend experiences built on no-code enables them to simplify workflows and accelerate innovation across the entire value chain,” said Karlyn Carnahan, Head of North America Property Casualty at Celent. “Together, these intuitive platforms represent a huge leap forward in bringing insurance technology into the modern age.”