Insurity and technology consultancy Myridius have expanded their 18-year partnership to help property and casualty (P&C) insurers accelerate core systems modernisation by combining cloud-based insurance software with AI-native engineering services.
The enhanced collaboration will support insurers and managing general agents (MGAs) implementing Insurity’s cloud-native platforms, including Insurity Pro Suite, ClaimsXPress and SpatialKey, with a focus on simplifying complex digital transformation projects.
Under the expanded agreement, Myridius will continue to provide implementation and engineering services across Insurity’s product portfolio, helping carriers modernise legacy systems, streamline deployment and improve regulatory compliance.
The companies said the partnership is intended to reduce implementation complexity while enabling insurers to adopt AI-enabled technologies more efficiently.
Jeff Weiner, AVP of System Integrator Alliance Partnerships at Insurity, said the long-standing relationship provides customers with implementation teams that understand both the technology platform and the operational challenges facing insurers.
“Myridius understands both our platform and the realities insurers face because we’ve worked side by side for nearly two decades. That history means our customers work with teams who anticipate the challenges of complex implementations and help them get to value faster.”
As part of the expanded partnership, Myridius will also leverage its AI-powered engineering framework, Evoq, to help insurers automate workflows, improve operational efficiency and build scalable digital architectures capable of supporting future product development.
Michael Fischer, Senior Vice President and Managing Partner at Myridius, said the collaboration is focused on helping insurers modernise with greater confidence.
“As our work continues to expand across Insurity’s platform, we’re helping customers scale and simplify implementation, improve operational performance, and build a stronger foundation for future growth.”
Insurity said its technology is used by 22 of the top 25 P&C insurers, with the expanded partnership reinforcing its strategy of combining cloud-native core systems with specialist implementation expertise as carriers continue to modernise legacy technology and adopt AI-enabled operating models.
