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Since 2010, our global team of researchers has been studying INSIS Platform customers around the world, aggregating massive amounts of data points that form the basis of our forecast assumptions and perhaps the rise and fall of certain vendors and their products on a quarterly basis.
Each quarter our research team identifies companies that have purchased INSIS Platform for Insurance ERP from public (Press Releases, Customer References, Testimonials, Case Studies and Success Stories) and proprietary sources, including the customer size, industry, location, implementation status, partner involvement, LOB Key Stakeholders and related IT decision-makers contact details.
Companies using INSIS Platform for Insurance ERP include: Abu Dhabi National Insurance Company (ADNIC), a United Arab Emirates based Insurance organisation with 1000 employees and revenues of $2.25 billion, La Positiva Seguros, a Peru based Insurance organisation with 2700 employees and revenues of $690.0 million, De Goudse, a Netherlands based Insurance organisation with 700 employees and revenues of $556.0 million, Omniasig Vienna Insurance Group, a Romania based Insurance organisation with 1100 employees and revenues of $350.0 million, DZI - General Insurance EAD, a Bulgaria based Insurance organisation with 900 employees and revenues of $276.0 million and many others.
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Abu Dhabi National Insurance Company (ADNIC) | Insurance | 1000 | $2.3B | United Arab Emirates | Fadata | INSIS Platform | Insurance ERP | 2015 | n/a |
In 2015, Abu Dhabi National Insurance Company (ADNIC) deployed the INSIS Platform as its Insurance ERP to centralize policy administration, product configuration and claims processing. The implementation adopted a modern Web MVC architecture and emphasized configurable product definitions and workflow-driven processing to support both Health and Non Life insurance operations.
The INSIS Platform rollout included core Health and Non Life modules with extensive product configuration and customizations. Implementation work focused on optimized front end UX and backend functionality for Medical Claims processing, and the INSIS Platform delivered a three times faster processing time for targeted claim workflows.
Integration architecture was implemented with Spring Boot Restful integration services to connect INSIS to ADNIC digital applications and third party applications, enabling automation of Motor FNOL and insured member add and terminate endorsement processes. Operational coverage included claims, underwriting, policy administration and customer service teams, with integration touch points designed to support transactional processing and external interfacing.
Governance and solution delivery emphasized detailed solution design, effort estimation and configuration management to preserve upgradeability and reuse of product configurations. The deployment positioned the INSIS Platform to serve as ADNICs primary Insurance ERP foundation, supporting subsequent analytics and automation initiatives through its configurable modules and service oriented integration layer.
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ASIROM Vienna Insurance Group | Insurance | 754 | $170M | Romania | Fadata | INSIS Platform | Insurance ERP | 2024 | n/a |
In 2024 ASIROM Vienna Insurance Group went live on the INSIS Platform as part of a Vienna Insurance Group program using INSIS v12.4, deploying the INSIS Platform Insurance ERP to power key back-office operations. The implementation covered the largest ever portfolio of MTPL and Casco products at VIG and represents the seventh go-live with VIG in Romania with Fadata.
The INSIS v12.4 rollout emphasized portfolio administration and policy lifecycle capabilities, including quotation and administration workflows for motor third party liability and Casco lines. Parallel workstreams included a separate INSIS v12 go-live for De Goudse, which upgraded its quotation and administration system for Life products and aligned INSIS Platform functionality with Life product servicing.
Operational coverage for the VIG program was scoped to Omniasig within Romania, with a phased approach announced to transition the remaining portfolio to the INSIS Platform. Governance of the program relied on coordinated delivery between VIG, Omniasig, and Fadata teams, with planned subsequent phases to extend Insurance ERP coverage across outstanding product segments.
Fadata characterized the November 2024 events as successful go-lives and a significant milestone reinforcing the partnership, while De Goudse reported improved efficiency and user experience from the INSIS v12 quotation and administration upgrade.
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De Goudse | Insurance | 700 | $556M | Netherlands | Fadata | INSIS Platform | Insurance ERP | 2024 | n/a |
In 2024 De Goudse implemented the INSIS Platform, an Insurance ERP application from Fadata, and completed a successful go-live of INSIS v12 for Life products. The deployment upgraded De Goudse's quotation and administration system for Life lines, a milestone explicitly tied to the insurer's strategic objective of delivering more seamless and innovative digital services and announced on 22 November 2024.
The implementation concentrated on core Insurance ERP capabilities, with configuration of the quotation engine and policy administration modules for Life business. INSIS Platform was configured to centralize product configuration and rating logic, and to instrument workflow orchestration for underwriting and back-office administration consistent with Insurance ERP functional patterns.
Operational coverage included underwriting, sales quoting, policy administration and customer service functions at De Goudse in the Netherlands. Governance emphasized coordinated go-live activities and alignment of operational processes to the new quotation and administration workflows, and the vendor statement cites enhanced efficiency and improved user experience as primary outcomes.
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DZI - General Insurance EAD | Insurance | 900 | $276M | Bulgaria | Fadata | INSIS Platform | Insurance ERP | 2018 | Ernst & Young |
In 2018 DZI - General Insurance EAD implemented the INSIS Platform as its Insurance ERP to consolidate Non-Life policy administration and claims processing across the organisation. The INSIS Platform was positioned as the core Non-Life system underpinning an enterprise-wide digital transformation initiative and served as the foundational Insurance ERP for policy, billing and claims workflows.
The deployment covered configuration of core policy administration for Non-Life lines, claims lifecycle management and automated billing interfaces, with configuration work focused on underwriting rules, tariff management and claims workflow orchestration. The implementation included business process configuration to support B2B and B2C distribution channels and alignment with customer service and back office operations.
Integration efforts explicitly included connection points to DZI digital channels and tailored customer solutions, notably integration of e-ID and payment solutions for DiGi customer segments, and coordination with the go.dzi.bg B2C platform to improve digital acquisition and servicing. Ernst & Young acted as the system integrator for the INSIS Platform engagement, coordinating technical integration and cutover activities across IT, customer service, claims and distribution teams in Bulgaria.
Governance and rollout were executed with program level project management and process redesign, incorporating lean and agile practices led by DZI digital transformation leadership to operationalize new claims processes and back office workflows. The programme established enterprise governance around the INSIS Platform to standardize underwriting, claims handling and partner distribution processes.
The INSIS Platform deployment was described by DZI leadership as foundational to the companys broader digital product roadmap, strengthening claims processes and enabling enhanced customer engagement and acquisition through connected B2C capabilities and integrated e-ID and payment services.
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La Positiva Seguros | Insurance | 2700 | $690M | Peru | Fadata | INSIS Platform | Insurance ERP | 2017 | Charles Taylor |
In 2017, La Positiva Seguros implemented the INSIS Platform as an Insurance ERP to consolidate insurance administration across Life, Health, and General lines. The deployment was executed with Fadata as the software vendor and Charles Taylor InsureTech acting as the implementation partner and regional delivery hub for Latin America.
The INSIS Platform implementation covered core Insurance ERP modules including underwriting, policy administration, premium collection, commission calculation, claims processing, and reinsurance capabilities for General Risks, Life, and Health. The program began with the Life Insurance solution, followed by phased rollouts for Health and General Insurance lines, leveraging INSIS Platform configuration and rapid implementation capabilities promoted by the vendor and partner.
Operational scope focused on enterprise insurance functions within Peru, with La Positiva Seguros positioned as Fadata's largest client in the country. Charles Taylor InsureTech provided the regional Center of Excellence in Mexico City to support consulting, systems development, implementation, and post‑implementation customer support for the INSIS Platform.
Governance and delivery were coordinated through Charles Taylor's InsureTech practice and the Fadata licensing and implementation agreement for Latin America, with a structured rollout sequence across product lines and specialist consulting support. The implementation was noted for its functionality, flexibility, rapid implementation capabilities, and an excellent return on investment as reported by the parties involved.
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Insurance | 1100 | $350M | Romania | Fadata | INSIS Platform | Insurance ERP | 2024 | n/a |
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