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A safety product on top. A broking engine underneath.

Most insurance apps ask for attention they have not earned. Amanati earns it first — through something a family uses every week — and only then does commercial work.

Three rails

The platform runs on three parallel rails. Keeping them separate is a design decision, not an accident of architecture.

  • Safety

    Pilot

    Location circles, the Bubble geofence, trip history, elderly-first interaction design, two-wheeler inclusion, SOS, crash and breakdown dispatch into assistance provider networks.

    Emergency flows carry no commercial content of any kind. Follow-up is permitted only after the case is closed and the household has rated the service.

  • Engagement

    Pilot

    Driving behaviour capture, the Driving Score, monthly household reporting, the Protection Score, and the concierge that decides when it is appropriate to speak.

    This rail generates the data that makes both the safety rail useful and the commercial rail accurate.

  • Commercial

    In build

    The AI Policy Vault, renewal assessment, quick quote across four lines, the digital broker engine, and the omnichannel contact centre that converts what self-serve does not.

What the household experiences

Onboarding and consent, asked in context rather than as a wall at first launch. A daily home screen built around the family, not around insurance. Driving reports that arrive monthly and are worth opening. Assistance that works when it matters.

Insurance appears when there is a reason for it — a renewal approaching, a gap identified, a life event — and every recommendation carries a visible reason code.

What the partner runs

A sales desk with prioritised lead queues driven by renewal dates rather than call lists. Case oversight across assistance events. Configuration controls for brand, panel, pricing and language. Partner reporting against the KPI framework.

In white-label deployments the partner controls the brand, the panel and the assistance network. Amanati runs the engine beneath.

Architecture, in the terms a board needs

Nine layers: device and capture, identity and consent, household data, scoring, decisioning, broking, fulfilment, partner surfaces, and reporting. Twenty-four named components, each with an owner, an external dependency, and a build status.

The concierge and the broking engine are deliberately separate systems. The concierge advises and explains; the broking engine transacts. That separation is what makes the compliance position defensible.

Architecture and integration

Deployment

Federated and configurable. Partners run the platform under their own brand, configured to their market, panel, assistance network, languages and pricing — positioned alongside existing partner tooling rather than in place of it.

White-label and federation

See the concierge work on a real policy.

A walkthrough from document upload to a bound renewal, with the commercial mechanic annotated at each step.