What does a general insurance platform need to do?

Handle the whole life of a policy and the whole life of a claim, and reconcile both to the accounts. That means quoting and issuing, endorsements and reversals when circumstances change, registering a loss and following it to settlement, ceding risk through outwards reinsurance, and doing the accounting for all of it.

Why does keeping it in one system matter?

Because the alternative is exchanging files between systems, and every exchange is a place where data is re-keyed, delayed or quietly diverges. A shared record removes the cause rather than adding reconciliation to manage the symptom.

What is outwards reinsurance?

Insurance an insurer buys for itself: passing part of the risk it has written on to a reinsurer. It has to be tracked against the policies it covers and reflected in the accounts, which is why it belongs in the same system rather than in a spreadsheet beside it.

NANO General Insurance Management

One system for underwriting, claims, reinsurance and accounting — with one version of the truth across all of them.

NANO General Insurance Digital Solutions

A general insurance platform that brings underwriting, claims, outwards reinsurance and accounting into one system. Because those functions share a record instead of exchanging files, nothing has to be re-keyed between them — and you get the single version of the truth that separate systems can never quite produce.

Policy Management

The policy management suite improves the consumer experience by enabling the client to generate quotes, implement policies, and do endorsements, revisions, or reversals.

Claims Management

Claims management that registers the first notification of loss and captures everything the claim will later be judged on.

Insurance Underwriting

Automated underwriting processes that give insurers speed, flexibility and compliance across the whole book.

Future-Ready General Insurance Solution

Running a general insurance book on manual process produces a predictable set of problems: more data than anyone can work through, files and documents kept because nobody is certain what can be discarded, reports that take days because the records have to be assembled first, and time lost simply finding information that already exists. A system that holds it all in one place removes the cause rather than the symptom — which is what NANO Health Suite's general insurance solution is for.

Nano Health Suite for General Insurance Business

NANO Health Suite for general insurance is built around the work an insurer actually does. Policy information is available to whoever needs it, including the customer, and the processes behind it are configured to the way your business runs rather than to a template you have to bend to fit.

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How this works with the rest of the suite

NANO IMS
The parent platform — general insurance is one of four lines it covers, alongside health, travel, and home and assets.
Health Insurance Management
The health line of the same platform, for an insurer writing both.
NANO FWA
Claims data is where fraud, waste and abuse become visible, and it is the same data the claims module already holds.
NANO HUB
Where claims move between the insurer and the parties submitting them.

Frequently asked questions

What does a general insurance platform need to do?: Handle the whole life of a policy and the whole life of a claim, and reconcile both to the accounts. That means quoting and issuing, endorsements and reversals when circumstances change, registering a loss and following it to settlement, ceding risk through outwards reinsurance, and doing the accounting for all of it.
Why does keeping it in one system matter?: Because the alternative is exchanging files between systems, and every exchange is a place where data is re-keyed, delayed or quietly diverges. A shared record removes the cause rather than adding reconciliation to manage the symptom.
What is outwards reinsurance?: Insurance an insurer buys for itself: passing part of the risk it has written on to a reinsurer. It has to be tracked against the policies it covers and reflected in the accounts, which is why it belongs in the same system rather than in a spreadsheet beside it.
What actually goes wrong on manual process?: A predictable set of things: more data than anyone can work through, documents kept because nobody is certain what can be discarded, reports that take days because the records have to be assembled first, and time lost finding information that already exists.
Can the processes be configured to how we work?: Yes — that is the intent. Policy information is available to whoever needs it, including the customer, and the processes behind it are configured to the way the business runs rather than to a template it has to be bent to fit.