ISC Selects Origami for Workers’ Comp

The MGA will use Origami Risk policy and billing technology to support its expansion into admitted workers’ compensation.

(Image source: ISC website.)

Integrated Specialty Coverages (ISC; Carlsbad, Calif.) has selected Origami Risk (Chicago) to support its expansion into the admitted workers’ compensation market.

Jacob Geyer, SVP, Workers’ Compensation, ISC.

ISC, a multi-entity MGA platform with 41 business units, will implement Origami Risk’s policy administration and billing solutions, according to an Origami statement. The project is intended to streamline core operations and support the operational and technical requirements of ISC’s new admitted workers’ compensation product.

Origami Risk says its platform will provide multi-jurisdictional capabilities and configurable architecture to support ISC’s immediate operational needs and longer-term program expansion. The system includes domain capabilities for admitted workers’ compensation, including multi-jurisdictional compliance, integrated NCCI bureau content through Origami Risk’s Bureau Content Repository, and specialized workflows.

“As we enter the workers’ compensation market, selecting the right platform partner was critical to supporting our growth,” comments Jacob Geyer, SVP, Workers’ Compensation, ISC. “Origami Risk provides the scalability and flexibility we need to manage complex insurance programs on a single platform.”

Origami Risk says its cloud-native platform is designed to reduce reliance on fragmented systems while supporting core insurance workflows across the policy lifecycle.

Supporting the Operational Complexity of Workers’ Comp

Mike Kaplan, President, Core Systems, Origami Risk.

“Origami Risk is well positioned to support the operational complexity that comes with ISC’s new workers’ compensation offerings,” comments Mike Kaplan, Chief Client Officer, Origami Risk. “Our cloud-native platform is purpose-built to support organizations like ISC through major growth initiatives, and we look forward to serving as a long-term partner.”

Origami Risk says its architecture supports integration across systems and partners, giving MGAs tools to optimize workflows, improve visibility and support collaboration across the policy lifecycle.

Origami Risk provides cloud-native software for insurance, risk and safety. ISC is a multi-line insurance program administrator and MGA platform focused on data-driven specialty insurance programs.

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Anthony R. O’Donnell // Anthony O'Donnell is Executive Editor of Insurance Innovation Reporter. For nearly two decades, he has been an observer and commentator on the use of information technology in the insurance industry, following industry trends and writing about the use of IT across all sectors of the insurance industry. He can be reached at AnthODonnell@IIReporter.com or (503) 936-2803.

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