Alteric sits across the channels a broking firm already works on, assembles the case, and stops for a person to approve it. We are building it with operators who ran these desks, for a market that cannot hire its way out of the problem.
Insurance broking is one of the last major financial sectors where the work is still assembled by hand. A single mid-term adjustment touches a phone call, an inbox, an insurer portal and a management system, and a person carries the case between all four. That is not a technology gap. It is an orchestration gap.
There is no single system of record for broking. Firms run Acturis, Open GI, SSP, CDL, Applied Epic and a dozen others, and consolidation has not changed that. Anything that requires a firm to migrate cannot scale across the market. Anything that works alongside what they already run can.
Brokers cannot hire their way out. Experienced handlers are scarce, expensive and slow to replace. Firms are being asked to write more business with the team they already have, which makes reclaimed capacity the most valuable thing you can sell them.
Every output stops for a broker to approve, and the audit trail is written as the work happens. That is slower to build than autonomous automation and far more durable, because it is the only shape an FCA or Central Bank of Ireland regulated firm can actually adopt.
The workflows were mapped from live broking files, not from a product roadmap. That is the difference between software that describes the job and software that does it.
Alteric works alongside the management system a firm already runs. No migration, no data cleanse, no new logins. Adoption is a connection, not a programme.
Nothing is sent until a broker approves it. There is no autonomous mode. This is the constraint that makes the product adoptable inside regulated firms.
The same orchestration layer serves commercial brokers, personal lines teams, MGAs and consolidators, because they all run the same four steps on different systems.
Alteric is a private company. We raise deliberately, against specific expansion milestones rather than a fixed calendar, and each round is run competitively among investors who understand insurance distribution.
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