Bordereaux builder
Super Agent · YP
Builds each insurer’s monthly risk, premium and claims bordereaux and reconciles the totals.
Builds the monthly risk, premium and claims bordereaux for each insurer from your policy and claims systems, to the standard each insurer sets. Your bordereaux analyst approves before submission.
The bordereaux are prepared at the end of each month. The close of the reporting period starts the run for every binder.
The data is mapped to the standard each insurer sets. Fields, codes and validation rules follow the insurer’s standard or template, which is set up once and reused every month.
The totals are reconciled with your own systems. Premium, tax, commission and claims paid are checked against your policy and claims systems. Differences are shown and not smoothed over.
YP flags the records that need attention. Records with missing fields or outside binder authority are listed for the analyst.
Your bordereaux analyst reviews each bordereau and submits it. The analyst submits by email or through the insurer’s portal, and nothing reaches an insurer without their approval.
One set per insurer, to its own standard
Premium, tax, commission and claims paid
Every bordereau, after reviewing the open records
YP builds and reconciles every insurer’s bordereaux each month, so your analysts submit on time without rebuilding and insurers raise fewer queries.
Runs on your infrastructure. Drawings, prices, client and claims data never train a model.
Not a black box. An AI auditor checks that every task was done as intended and proposes improvements.
Every value links to the document, rule or record it came from. Every step is logged. A named person approves anything that leaves the building.
Works in your ERP, CargoWise, policy system, GIS and file shares. Nothing is replaced.

Reads the broker’s email and attachments, builds the risk file in your policy system and drafts the request for what is missing.
From a complete risk file to a draft quote and policy documents, rated with your own rater. Your underwriter signs off.
A first notification of loss becomes a claim file in your claims system, with the request for every missing document drafted.