Insurance
10+
Сompleted projects
350K+
USERS
Policy management systems
Systems that store policy records, terms, endorsements, and renewal data in one place and make them available to branch employees through a browser or mobile application. This type of insurance industry software helps reduce duplicate record keeping between offices and provides underwriting and sales teams with a shared source of policy data.
Claims processing applications
Applications that register claims, route them between handlers, attach supporting documents, and track case status. The application back end can support data exchange between branches so that a claim opened in one office is visible to the department responsible for continuing the process.
Client profile and customer data access
Interfaces that give agents instant access to client profiles, contact history, and active coverage. Insurance software applications of this type are designed for day-to-day operational use, making performance, data accessibility, and a well-structured data model important design considerations.
Property and asset databases
Structured storage for insured property, valuation records, and related documentation, with search and filtering capabilities for large volumes of records. These databases can provide shared property and valuation data for underwriting, claims processing, reporting, and other insurance workflows.
Integration with existing enterprise systems
Integration work connects new modules with the systems an insurer already uses, allowing policy and claims data to move between them without unnecessary manual re-entry. The scope of insurance IT solutions in this category can be defined after reviewing source systems, data formats, interfaces, and data exchange requirements. Integration is usually planned alongside the broader software development solutions delivered on the project, so new modules and existing systems evolve together.
Web and mobile applications for distributed teams
Web-based products designed to support multiple platforms, with mobile optimization considered from the start. This approach is suitable for companies whose employees work outside the office and need access to core functionality from both desktop and mobile devices.
Why Solbeg
Why Companies Choose Solbeg for Insurance Software
Solbeg combines insurance industry experience with full-cycle engineering expertise to deliver complex software projects from requirements analysis through deployment and ongoing support. Our teams work across front-end and back-end development, system integration, and modernization to build solutions that support core insurance workflows and integrate with existing technology environments.
Full delivery cycle in one team
Solbeg covers business analysis, requirements elaboration, development, deployment in the customer’s environment, and post-delivery technical support. This allows clients to work with one technology provider across multiple stages of the project instead of coordinating several insurance software vendors for different parts of the delivery lifecycle.
Delivery record in the insurance segment
The company has completed more than 10 projects in insurance, with systems used by over 350,000 users. This track record reflects practical experience delivering solutions for real operational environments and addressing the requirements of large-scale insurance systems.
Front-end and back-end engineering in the same team
Solbeg develops user-facing interfaces and the application back ends that support them. This helps align interface behavior with the underlying policy, claims, client, and property data structures, which is particularly important for insurance software products built around complex operational workflows.
Work with systems that are already in production
Integration with existing enterprise systems is one of the capabilities Solbeg provides for insurance projects. Depending on technical requirements, insurers can extend or integrate existing platforms instead of replacing every component at once.
Multi-platform access as a design condition
Web products are designed to support multiple platforms, with mobile optimization treated as an important requirement from the beginning. This approach makes mobile access part of the initial product design rather than a separate development consideration introduced later.
Distributed delivery locations
Solbeg operates offices in the USA, Poland, India, and Uruguay. This international presence provides flexibility when planning working-hour overlap, project meetings, reviews, demonstrations, and other communication across time zones.
Process
How We Approach Insurance Software Projects
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Business analysis
The team studies current business processes, existing systems, data sources, and the operational constraints the future product needs to work within. The findings help determine which capabilities should be developed, integrated, modernized, or retained.
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Requirements elaboration
Business goals are translated into functional and technical requirements, including integration points with enterprise systems and expectations for platform coverage. The resulting requirements provide a shared reference for project scope, implementation priorities, and acceptance criteria.
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Design and architecture
Interface structure and back-end architecture are defined in close connection, because user workflows and interface logic in insurance systems are closely tied to policy, claims, client, and property data. Decisions made at this stage influence system performance, scalability, maintainability, and the effort required to add new modules later.
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Development
Engineering work proceeds based on the agreed requirements, with front-end, back-end, and integration tasks coordinated as part of the development process. Integration with existing systems can be planned and tested separately where external dependencies, interfaces, or data exchange requirements make this necessary.
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Testing and quality assurance
Functional, integration, regression, and compatibility testing can be used to verify business workflows, system behavior, data exchange between modules and branches, and support for the required platforms. Insurance software development services at this stage may place particular emphasis on integrations and data consistency across connected systems.
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Deployment in the customer's environment
The solution is installed and configured in the infrastructure operated by the client. Deployment planning can take into account the customer’s environment, access rules, security requirements, infrastructure constraints, and data migration needs.
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Post-delivery technical support
After release, Solbeg can provide post-delivery technical support for the delivered system, helping clients maintain, troubleshoot, and evolve the solution according to the agreed support scope.
FAQ
Insurance Software Development FAQ
Yes. Integration with existing enterprise systems is one of the capabilities Solbeg offers, and new modules can be connected to the platforms an insurer already uses. The feasible approach can be determined during business analysis, when the team reviews source systems, data formats, interfaces, and exchange requirements. Depending on the technical condition of the existing platform, modernization or partial replacement may also be considered.
Yes. Web products can be designed to support multiple platforms with mobile optimization included in the interface requirements. Employees can access relevant functionality through desktop and mobile interfaces depending on project requirements. Whether a separate native application is required depends on the workflows, devices, and platform-specific features involved.
Yes. Solbeg’s delivery process can include business analysis and requirements elaboration, so a fully finalized specification is not necessarily required at the outset. This stage helps define the functional and technical requirements used for project planning. Estimates can then be refined as the scope becomes clearer.
Yes, we can take over systems developed by other vendors. As a standard part of the transition, we first review the existing codebase, documentation, technology stack, integrations, and current environment to understand the system and plan the handover effectively. This technical review helps us identify areas that may need attention and determine what can be maintained as is, improved, or modernized over time.
Yes. Testing and quality assurance can be included as part of the delivery cycle before deployment in the customer’s environment. For insurance IT services, testing may place particular emphasis on business-critical workflows, integrations, and data exchange between modules, branches, and external systems.
Solbeg can provide post-delivery technical support after deployment. The exact scope, response conditions, responsibilities, and duration are agreed separately for each engagement.
Solbeg has offices in the USA, Poland, India, and Uruguay. For distributed engagements, meeting schedules, working-hour overlap, communication channels, and reporting cadence can be agreed based on the client’s location and project needs. Clients working with an insurance software development company across time zones can establish a communication model that supports regular coordination throughout the project.