Solutions

Start from the outcome, not the product name.

Most conversations begin with an operation that is too slow, too manual or too hard to change. Here is what SolTech does about each of them.

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Enterprise document management

Consolidate insurance documents into one metadata-driven repository that scales to hundreds of millions of records and serves every application through APIs.

Centralised repository
Metadata classification
Multiple index classes
Policy and application search
High-volume ingestion
Legacy archive migration

Explore InstaDocs

Typical starting point
One policy's documents are spread across three or four repositories.
What changes
One search, one API, one archive that keeps performing as it grows.
Who feels it
Servicing, operations, claims, audit and IT.

Payout transformation

Move payouts out of mailboxes and into a controlled workflow — validation, maker-checker approval, voucher processing and payment, all evidenced.

Eligibility and policy validation
Bank account validation
Maker-checker approval
Voucher generation
Payment integration
SLA tracking and audit trail

Explore PayLifPro

Typical starting point
Approvals travel by email and the audit trail is assembled afterwards.
What changes
Controls are enforced by the system and evidenced as they happen.
Who feels it
Payout operations, finance, audit and control functions.

Recurring premium management

Run the whole recurring collection lifecycle in one platform — mandate through reconciliation — with retries and campaigns actively recovering failed debits.

Mandate registration and tracking
Presentment orchestration
Retry management
Automated receipting
Provider reconciliation
Salvage and skip campaigns

Explore EzBilling One

Typical starting point
Each service provider is handled as its own manual process.
What changes
One provider-agnostic cycle, with failures worked rather than written off.
Who feels it
Collections, operations, finance and reconciliation.

Decision management

Take eligibility, validation and routing logic out of application code and put it into a governed rule framework that every system calls and every auditor can follow.

Configurable business rules
Eligibility and validation rules
STP and NSTP determination
Effective-dated versioning
Reason and failure codes
Rule execution history

Explore SuTra

Typical starting point
The same rule exists in several applications and they have drifted apart.
What changes
One rule set, called by everything, changed without a release.
Who feels it
Operations, product, compliance and engineering.

Servicing and workflow automation

Turn service requests that currently live in spreadsheets and mailboxes into configured journeys with forms, rules, queues, SLA clocks and a full history.

Service request types as configuration
Dynamic forms and validation
Work queues and routing
Maker-checker processes
SLA management and escalation
Connector-based integration

Explore SolServ Studio

Typical starting point
Nobody can say how many cases are open or how old they are.
What changes
Every case has an owner, a state, an age and an audit trail.
Who feels it
Operations, policy servicing and back-office leadership.

Underwriting transformation

Bring underwriting data, rules, external intelligence and human decisions into one workspace — so simple cases clear automatically and complex ones arrive fully assembled.

Automated data aggregation
Rule-driven decision support
Straight through processing
NSTP referral workflows
Requirement management
Decision auditability

Explore Insight Underwrite

Typical starting point
Underwriters spend more time assembling evidence than assessing risk.
What changes
Cases arrive complete; rules decide what can go straight through.
Who feels it
Underwriting, underwriting operations, product and risk.

Document capture and extraction

Stop keying data off scanned documents, and stop integrating a new OCR vendor every time the last one is outgrown. One API, several providers behind it.

Classification and extraction
Rule-based provider routing
Automatic provider fallback
Normalised universal response
Confidence scores and validation
Usage tracked per provider

Explore DocSense

Typical starting point
KYC and identity documents are read by people, or by one hard-wired vendor integration.
What changes
One contract your systems integrate against once, and never again when providers change.
Who feels it
Operations, onboarding, underwriting support and IT.

Adoption

Start with one. Add the others when they earn it.

Every platform stands on its own and integrates into your existing estate. Nothing here requires replacing a core system to get started.

Domain platforms

Each owns a specific insurance operation, end to end.

InstaDocs Documents PayLifPro Payouts EzBilling One Premium collections Insight Underwrite Underwriting

Intelligence & orchestration

Horizontal capabilities every domain platform draws on — decisions, orchestration and reading documents.

SuTra Business rules & decision engine Decides SolServ Studio Servicing & workflow platform Orchestrates DocSense OCR orchestration & extraction Reads

Enterprise integration

The systems you already run stay exactly where they are.

Policy Administration CRM DMS Data Lake Payment Gateways Banks Aggregators Communication Platforms IAM / SSO Enterprise APIs

Across all three

Security, audit and observability

Not a fourth tier. Properties every layer carries.

Corporate SSO, short-lived tokens Role and record entitlement Encryption on the write path Identifier masking by role Append-only audit trail One correlation id end to end Rate limiting and health checks VAPT and code review every release

Tell us which operation hurts most.

We will tell you honestly whether a SolTech platform fits, what integrating it involves, and what it would not solve.

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