Korint Companion, the assistant that knows your insurance portfolio
Finding a policy status, pulling a client's payment history, comparing two contracts, drafting an endorsement. These are everyday tasks for insurance teams. Tasks that too often mean too many clicks, too many tabs, too much time. And they never arrive one at a time: they land between calls, in the middle of a file, when a broker is waiting on an answer. Korint is launching Korint Companion to change exactly that.
An AI assistant built into your platform
Korint Companion is a conversational assistant embedded directly in Korint, accessible from any screen via a chat bubble at the bottom of the page or through the AI tab. No tool-switching, no external login, no learning curve: ask a question in plain language, Korint Companion queries your live data, and gives you a contextual answer on the spot.
What sets it apart from a generic AI assistant is that Korint Companion doesn't work in the abstract. It has access to your policies, your client data, and your portfolio as a whole. It knows your business context. The answer it gives isn't a generic take on insurance, it's an answer about your data, right now.
In practice, it looks like this:
- "Can you compare the three quotes generated for this client?"
- "What are the last ten contracts signed with this distributor, with their annual premiums?"
- "What's the status of this policy, and are there any outstanding payments?"
- "Can you pull up the contract linked to this licence plate?"
Korint Companion answers directly, no navigation required.
Built for the people who run a portfolio
Korint Companion is designed for the teams who work in Korint every day: MGAs, account managers, back-office and underwriting teams. The people who spend their days tracking down information, cross-referencing data from multiple sources, or handling policy management tasks between two calls.
The value isn't just speed. It's accessibility. Today, a piece of information that exists in a platform can take several clicks across several screens to surface: even when you know exactly where to look. With Korint Companion, that same information becomes an answer in seconds, framed around the question you actually asked. Less navigating, less leaning on support, less time spent manually reconciling data.
For a manager juggling dozens of files at once, it's a different way of working: instead of searching, you ask.
What it can do today, and what you still own
Korint Companion can search and retrieve policies by client name, status, dates, or custom fields; compare multiple policies or contracts; and draft endorsements with a preview before you confirm. That last point matters: Korint Companion prepares, suggests, and formats, but it's always the user who validates. No management action is executed without the person in charge having the chance to review and confirm. The AI accelerates; the human decides.
Users can leave feedback directly in the interface after each response, and that input feeds Korint Companion's continuous improvement.
The roadmap is expanding regularly. Current capabilities already cover the most common consultation and day-to-day management needs, with more complex actions being added progressively.
Korint Companion is part of a broader AI strategy at Korint, alongside purpose-built AI agents that automate specific tasks like document handling, data extraction, and form pre-filling.
AI that adapts to you, not the other way around
What's behind Korint Companion is bigger than a time-saving feature. It's about making AI genuinely useful for operational teams, without asking them to change how they work or learn a new system. The assistant is where the work happens, available on demand, integrated into the platform they're already using. And the people using it stay in control: Korint Companion is a co-pilot, not an autopilot.
At Korint, we believe AI in insurance shouldn't be a months-long integration project. It should accelerate every operational gesture, from portfolio review to policy management, without friction, without context-switching. That's what Korint Companion is building, one conversation at a time.
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What is Korint?
Korint is an AI-native Core Insurance Platform built for insurers, MGAs, and brokers. It covers the entire insurance value chain: policy administration, distribution, pricing, claims management powered by AI to scale. It enables insurers, MGAs, and brokers to launch products faster as well as digitalize portfolios.
Who is Korint for?
Korint is designed for insurers, brokers, and MGAs looking to digitize and automate the management of their non-life insurance portfolios.
What are the most valuable AI features for insurance brokers?
Brokers are caught between policyholders, capacity providers, and a relentless administrative workload. That's where AI delivers the most immediate impact.
Three priority use cases: automating repetitive admin tasks (endorsements, cancellations, document requests), getting instant answers from portfolio data, and producing quotes and contract documents faster.
That's precisely what Korint Companion is built for a conversational AI assistant connected directly to the broker's portfolio, in real time. It drafts endorsements and quotes in seconds, surfaces contract status and upcoming renewals without navigating multiple screens, and gives brokers a clear view of their book without needing to master a reporting tool. The broker stays in control: they validate, they decide. The Companion handles everything else.
How do next-generation portfolio management tools like Korint use AI to fight fraud?
Next-generation portfolio management platforms like Korint turn artificial intelligence against fraud by operating on three levels. First, surfacing fraud: AI analyses in real time the data from claims, digital journeys and submitted documents, cross-referencing weak signals that human analysis cannot process at this speed and scale. Second, qualifying and framing fraud: some platforms produce a documented risk score together with a clear explanation readable by business teams, which helps prioritise cases for investigation and adjust triggering thresholds by risk segment. Third, eliminating fraud over time: combined with automated rejection actions, these platforms reduce repeat fraud attempts and enable action at the underwriting stage rather than at the point of claims settlement, which is the most effective lever for reducing structural fraud.