Submission intake
Super Agent · YP
Reads the broker’s submission, builds the risk file and drafts the request for what is missing.
Reads each broker submission and its attachments, builds the risk file in your policy system and drafts the request for anything missing. Your underwriting assistant checks and sends it.
The work starts the moment a broker submission arrives. A new email in the submissions inbox starts the run, and the proposal forms, schedules and claims histories are read straight away.
Each submission is checked against your own checklist. That checklist sets which information is required per class. Gaps are listed and not filled in.
The risk is checked for binder fit and for duplicates. Class, territory and limits are compared with your binder, and the insured is checked against risks already on file.
The risk file is written into the policy system you already use. Each field is linked to the document it came from, and your team does not have to open a new portal.
Your underwriting assistant sends the request to the broker. The underwriting assistant first reviews the risk file and the draft request, and nothing reaches a broker without their approval.
In your policy system, every field traced
Required information, binder fit and duplicate risks
Every request to a broker, before it goes out
YP builds the risk file from every broker submission, so brokers get a faster answer and your underwriters quote more risks.
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.

From a complete risk file to a draft quote and policy documents, rated with your own rater. Your underwriter signs off.
Builds each insurer’s monthly risk, premium and claims bordereaux from your systems, checked and reconciled before your analyst submits.
A first notification of loss becomes a claim file in your claims system, with the request for every missing document drafted.