InsurEco News
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InsurEco
policyos.io and insureco.ai Are Live, Plus a Jefferson Scheduler and Split Pay's New Name
Two new InsurEco sites, policyos.io and insureco.ai, went up this week. In the same stretch, Jefferson got a new meeting scheduler and Split Pay was renamed to Divvy. Here is what changed and what it means for your notes and links.
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InsurEco
chaac.ai goes live: a short update from a busy launch week
The chaac.ai landing page went live on Saturday, September 26, 2026. It was one of several site launches across the InsurEco family that week. Here is what shipped, what a landing page does and doesn't tell you, and how to read one before you spend time on it.
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InsurEco
InsurEco weekly roundup: week of 2026-09-28
Two posts went out this week: a proposal for a neutral registry of MCP servers in insurance, and a PolicyOS look at the AI risks agents tend to overlook. Behind them, the team updated partner documentation across PolicyPay, RaterSpot, Jefferson and Tawa.
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InsurEco
Why insurance needs a neutral registry of MCP servers
Carriers, agencies and builders are starting to connect AI tools to insurance systems through MCP servers. Today there is no shared place to find them or judge them. insurancemcps.com is a proposed answer: a neutral industry registry with InsurEco as steward, Idea Lab voting, AI Council reviews and trust tiers.
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PolicyOS
What Insurance Agents Should Fear About AI in 2026 (It's Not the Robots)
The AI risk most agents miss isn't replacement. It's the AI their clients already use: PDF readers and e-signature tools now summarize your quote before you can. Five risks and what to do about each.
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InsurEco
Maxxsure Joins insurEco System
Organizations seeking to analyze and manage cyber risk encounter challenges with ever-changing environments, both internally and externally. It is difficult to make sense of risk without having a common understanding of all the factors, which comprise the risk and their relationship to one another.
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InsurEco
InsurEco and BevSpot Announce 'Pay-As-You-Go' Liquor Liability Program
It’s broadly agreed blockchain is the future of both the internet and business in general. InsurEco System and BevSpot are the latest to utilize this platform with the recent announcement they are collaborating on the execution of a ‘Pay-As-You-Go’ Liquor Liability program.
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InsurEco
The Frictionless Insurance Marketplace
Insurance has been around for centuries. While technology has permanently changed the way insurance business is conducted, the multi-trillion-dollar global insurance industry in many ways, is still stuck in the past.
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InsurEco
InsurEco System Logo Guidelines
The list below should be used when referencing our logos.
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InsurEco
InsurEco Showcases InsureBio at OnRamp
Chicago, IL - May 15, 2017 The founder of InsureEco, Derek Lovrenich, recently traveled to the OnRamp Insurance Conference in Chicago, Illinois for a showcase regarding the new release of their app.
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InsurEco
Private Blockchains Can Help Insurance
Blockchain is being heralded as the most significant technical advancement for the insurance industry since the internet.
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InsurEco
US Treasury FACI meets on blockchain and insurTech
The timing has never been more prudent to get agents, carriers, legal teams, and regulators on the same page without great operational friction. Blockchain can allow our government to oversee the industry in a positive, proactive way, thus ensuring a more stable insurance economy.
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InsurEco
The Blockchain Insurance Ecosystem
Blockchain technology is innovating nearly every sector of our lives. The most high-profile is Bitcoin and the rise of the crypto-currencies. In the insurance industry, blockchain technology has the power to change everything we do.
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InsurEco
InsureBio Promo Video Release
We are very excited about the release of our new MVP Project on our insureBio system. This is fully integrated with our policyBlockchain.
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InsurEco
insurEco Gig Agent
insurEco System is a complete insurance ecosystem; capable of providing insurance product direct to consumer without disintermediation of the agent/broker model while maintaining underwriting guidelines and transactional transparency for reinsurers.