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The client is the largest primary insurance company in the world, with over 150,000 employees headquartered in Munich, Germany. As a global leader in insurance, reinsurance, and asset management, they required enterprise-grade performance, scalability, and reliability across underwriting and accumulation workflows.
The client’s previous GIS solution failed to meet underwriting and accumulation control requirements:
Enterprise architecture required a cloud-native, OGC-compliant, future-proof solution capable of delivering performance, speed, and scalability at a global level.
Migrated from 170 servers to 1 scalable cluster
Cloud-native architecture on Microsoft Azure
Accumulation APIs embedded in underwriting workflows
Automatic workload distribution via load balancing
Modular design supporting future integrations
Full system stability, no outages, and seamless user experience
Elastic pricing enabling rollout across multiple legal affiliates
The solution enabled instant accumulation calculations directly at point of underwriting.
Quarticle delivered a cloud-ready, enterprise-grade accumulation back-end API that served P&C risk model data to downstream systems with great efficiency and speed.
The platform seamlessly supported monthly and quarterly business peaks on a flexible Microsoft Azure infrastructure, while reducing costs by 65% through our consumption-based pricing model.
The team met all 6-month objectives and deadlines, securing a long-term partnership commitment from the client.
“Quarticle’s geospatial intelligence platform allowed us to harmonize our application landscape. Finally, we can centrally manage all geospatial workflows and drive efficiency and effectiveness across our underwriting workflows. Providing our customers and brokers with these significantly better and faster services not only saves operating costs, but also improves our underwriting decisions, and increases our margins – it allows us to provide the best-in-class experience to our users.”
Kai Ole Rogge, Former Head of GIS, Global P&C Insurer with 150,000+ Employees
