With Solartis Explorer, carriers and MGAs run their in-force or renewal policies against proposed rates or rules in a non-production environment and compare the results with current production. The report shows current and new premiums side by side, with the change in dollars and percentage for each policy. Users can filter to a segment, test scenarios such as rating every policy as frame construction, and rerun as often as needed.
Yes. Most policy administration systems work one policy at a time, but Solartis Explorer acts on a full book or a selected segment. Carriers and MGAs use it to manage aggregate exposure, compare carrier eligibility, flag or rewrite policies at renewal, and migrate policies in bulk.
Solartis Explorer monitors Total Insured Value (TIV) against capacity limits by geographic area, including quoted business that hasn't bound yet. When a threshold is reached, it pauses binding or refers the area for review, then restarts automatically once aggregate levels return to an acceptable range.
Solartis Explorer compares a book of business, or a segment of it, against the eligibility rules of other carriers or subsidiaries to show where each policy could be placed. Eligible policies can then be flagged or rewritten automatically at renewal.
Solartis Explorer migrates a full book or a selected segment from a legacy system to Solartis Insure, or from one carrier, subsidiary, or agent to another. Migrated policies become native Solartis transactions, so they work as if they were entered directly. Migrations can run all at once or in batches ahead of each renewal.
Yes. Solartis Explorer can run source data from any system against any rating or policy administration system it connects to through APIs, including systems other than Solartis.
No. Solartis and the customer's team set up each Solartis Explorer business model once, defining the business need, source data, target system connection, and report format. After that, business analysts run analyses on their own whenever they need to.
A P&C policy administration system should include predefined operational and compliance reports, ad hoc analysis, role-based dashboards, scheduled data feeds, and open access to the underlying data. Solartis Insure includes all of these through Solartis Explorer and a near-real-time reporting database, across personal and commercial lines.
Solartis Insure produces bordereau reports as part of its predefined reports, along with jurisdiction and compliance, production, aggregate, hit ratio, transaction, invoicing, payment, policy register, and premium reports. Each report can be filtered, for example by market, quote status, or date range, and exported to Excel.
Yes. In Solartis Explorer, business analysts use point-and-click analysis to filter and pivot data by attributes such as state, protection class, or year built, drill down to matching policies, and view the results as charts. They can also build their own role-based dashboards.
Yes. Solartis produces reports and data feeds daily, weekly, monthly, or on another schedule, and delivers them automatically.
Solartis replicates each customer's data in near real time to a reporting database in the customer's own environment and provides its schema. The database includes policy transactions, user activity, imported data, diary notes, attachment records, subjectivities, and more, ready for the customer's BI tools, data warehouse, enterprise data platform, or downstream systems.
Solartis Monitoring Specialists, Solartis Monitor, and Jarvis AI watch performance and system health 24×7. When something looks wrong, they pinpoint the likely cause and recommend a fix, so issues are resolved before they affect customer operations.
