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IntellectAI is an insurance technology business, part of Intellect Design Arena Ltd. We develop software for people who write and place commercial, specialty and excess and surplus insurance. Our customers are insurance carriers, managing general agents and brokers. They use our products to handle submissions, assess risk, prepare quotes and check policy documents. Our four main products are Xponent, Magic Submission, Magic Placement and Risk Analyst. We work with partners such as ACORD, Salesforce, Snowflake, AWS, Google, Guidewire and Microsoft, so our tools can connect with systems insurers already run. Have you worked with IntellectAI? Share what your experience was like, including onboarding, support and how the product fit into your daily work. Your feedback helps other insurance professionals decide which tools to use.
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