OpenNashPrepared for Pooya Sarabandi

Pooya Sarabandi / Head of AI, Data and Analytics / bolttech

We did the homework
on bolttech.

bolttech is selling embedded insurance at scale. We found three queues where AI automation can protect speed without making compliance and servicing harder.

You own AI, data, analytics, governance, and insurance risk
bolttech runs embedded quote, bind, pay, servicing, and claims surfaces
Public careers show sales, technology, product, finance, and operations pressure
Where it comes fromestimate
Carrier launch QA16-26 hrs/mo
Agency intake prep14-24 hrs/mo
Servicing analytics briefs15-25 hrs/mo
Three specific painsS.02

Three places we would start.

Pick one workflow. We automate the prep work for 14 days and show whether it can delay a hire, reduce rework, or move people to higher-value queues.

Pain 01 / Carrier launch

Product launches need QA before partners see them.

Problem

bolttech runs product configurators, insurer libraries, dynamic quoting, and embedded quote-bind-pay flows.

Solution

We read product docs, generate config checks, test quote paths, prepare launch exceptions, and route issues to the product owner.

Pain 02 / Agency intake

Agency requests should arrive pre-sorted.

Problem

bolttech's agency and partner portals create request, risk, carrier, product, and servicing handoffs.

Solution

We parse inbound requests, match risk fields, choose the next carrier/product path, draft the next action, and log the handoff.

Pain 03 / Servicing metrics

Analytics should explain the drop-off, not just show it.

Problem

bolttech markets data insights, dynamic quoting, agency portals, contact centers, and claims portals.

Solution

We watch conversion, attachment, servicing, and claims signals, flag movement, and write account-manager-ready briefs.

Pooya, give us 30 minutes.

Bring one bolttech queue your team would rather stop babysitting. We will make it worth your time with the automation map, hire-pressure math, and a 14-day no-charge start.