Premium Accounting is designed to integrate with the systems you already use. You do not need to replace your agency management system, policy platform, rating tools, or accounting ledger to fix insurance accounting. Premium Accounting sits alongside your stack and connects through open APIs and structured data ingestion. This approach allows MGAs and wholesalers to modernize premium accounting without operational disruption.
Insurance organizations rely on multiple systems to run their business.
Premium Accounting is built to integrate with each layer rather than forcing everything into a single system. This is why teams can replace insurance accounting without changing their management system.
Premium Accounting integrates with leading agency, MGA, and policy administration systems.
Common integrations include:
Premium Accounting ingests policy, endorsement, and transaction data from these systems and applies insurance-specific premium accounting logic without changing operational workflows. If your management system can export or expose data, Premium Accounting can work with it.
Premium Accounting also integrates with rating and quote-bind platforms. These systems generate premium and pricing data but are not designed to manage accounting outcomes.
Examples include:
Premium Accounting consumes rating and transaction outputs and ensures they are reflected accurately in invoices, receivables, and reporting.
Premium Accounting synchronizes insurance-ready financial outcomes to your accounting ledger.
Supported ledgers include:
Premium Accounting does not replace your accounting ledger. It produces clean, structured results that make the ledger easier to trust. To understand how this architecture works in practice, see our overview of insurance premium accounting software built for real P&C workflows.
Premium Accounting follows a simple, proven integration pattern:
This model avoids duplicate data entry, reduces reconciliation effort, and improves confidence in financial reporting.
Most insurance organizations run a mix of:
Premium Accounting is designed to work in these environments.
It supports:
This flexibility allows teams to integrate Premium Accounting into their stack without long or risky implementation projects.
This integration model is ideal for organizations that:
It is most commonly adopted by MGAs and wholesale brokers evaluating MGA accounting software that can fit into existing operations.
Accurate allocations, full traceability, and audit-ready reporting - without agency accounting workarounds.