Selectsys vs Everyone: Why We’re the Only Full-Stack Insurance Ops Platform
You’ve seen insurance software.
You’ve tried BPO vendors.
But no one is doing what Selectsys is doing right now:
Combining rating, quoting, AMS, AI automation, and 24/7 execution-all in a single platform.
If you’re comparing vendors, stop. Here’s the truth: there is no comparison.
Let’s Break Down the Stack
Platform Component | What You Get with Selectsys |
---|---|
Quoting | RQB – Multi-LOB, multi-carrier engine |
AMS | Expert Insured – Fast, API-ready AMS |
AI Automation | GPT-powered task routing, FNOL, COIs |
BPO Ops | Fully trained 24/7 insurance back office |
Integration | AMS360, Epic, custom systems |
Security | SOC-compliant, Azure-hosted, MFA, IP locks |
Support | Dedicated team + account manager + live ops |
Pricing | 30–40% less than legacy BPOs + SaaS combos |
Why Other “Solutions” Fall Short
Software Alone
Vertafore, Applied, Salesforce…
They give you a system. You still do the work.
BPO Alone
Patra, ResourcePro, Flatworld…
They do the work-but slowly, manually, and without integration or AI.
VAs or Staff Augmentation
You train them. You manage them.
And if they quit? You start over.
What Selectsys Delivers
- Quotes rated automatically with RQB
- Tasks routed via GPT + AI OCR
- Certificates, audits, endorsements executed in your system
- 24/7 follow-the-sun support
- Your AMS, your visibility, no mess
Who Uses Selectsys?
- MGAs from $20M to $5B in premium
- Wholesalers with multi-carrier operations
- Carriers with delegated authority programs
- Agencies running Epic or AMS360 that need help now
You don’t need 4 vendors. You need one platform.
RQB. Expert Insured. AI. Ops. All in one.
No one else is doing this.
Let us show you what your ops could look like in 30 days.
FAQ
Can I try Selectsys without switching my AMS?
Absolutely. We overlay your system, execute in your environment, and integrate with RQB if needed.
What if I already have a BPO vendor?
We replace or complement. You’ll never go back.
Can I test just quoting or COIs first?
Yes. We start with a pilot. You expand from there.