DigitalEdge Policy modernizes submission intake and underwriting for professional lines, so your team spends its time on judgment, not data entry. See the proof, then see it on your own submissions.
Professional liability submissions arrive as long, unstructured documents. The traditional path: an underwriter reviews each one, hands it to an underwriting assistant, and the assistant keys the data in by hand. It works until volume climbs. Then the only lever is more headcount, speed to quote slips, and complex risks sit in the queue.
Four resources for a professional liability buying committee, from a live customer walkthrough to a business case you can bring to leadership.
Nell Baird, AVP of Operations at Falcon, walks through the AI Submission Agent inside DigitalEdge Policy, and how her team built trust in it. Insurance Journal Demo Day, ungated.
Watch the walkthrough →
How one professional liability MGA cut submission intake to 3 minutes and underwriting cycle time to 30 minutes on DigitalEdge Policy and Claims. Datos Insights award winner.
Read the case study →The numbers, the objections a buying committee raises, and the answers, in one page you can forward to leadership. Built for underwriting, IT, and economic buyers together.
Download the one-pager →Falcon CIO Rich Pluschau and Datos Insights analyst Martin Higgins on what modern submission automation actually changes for a professional lines MGA.
Read the insights →Beyond the platform gains above, the AI Submission Agent (a capability within DigitalEdge Policy) reads incoming submissions and prefills the underwriter workbench. It prepares the submission. The underwriter decides.
Bring a real submission to a working session. We'll show you what your underwriters would see, and how fast it gets to quote.