Insurer
Central BPM
Central BPM for 6 product lines and 167 processes.
A central process architecture with complex business rules and audited decisions.
Insurance processes on one central BPM core.
Claims, underwriting, contracts and audit follow business rules that keep changing. Forge keeps them in one core and promotes every new version from Dev to Production.
Where Forge pays off fastest.
The deployment scenarios that fit your sector. Each one is a process template — data, forms, workflow and roles — built in Studio or the Designer and run in the Portal.
- Contract managementDrafting and approving contracts by responsibilities and limits, with every deadline watched.
- Audits and inspectionsInspection protocols and the corrective actions that follow, all the way to closure.
- Procure-to-payInvoice approval tied to orders and contracts, with budgets and approval limits along the org structure.
- Paperless HROnboarding and offboarding, electronic signatures and personnel files.
- Documents in Microsoft 365Generating, approving, commenting on and signing documents over SharePoint.
Also typical of the sector
- Claims handlingA claim from notification to settlement, with the approvals, documents and deadlines its line requires.
- Underwriting approvalsRisk assessment and approval by limit, with a recommending phase before the decision.
Already running in your sector.
Bank
Client processes
Mortgage rate refixing in one workflow for headquarters and branches, with fewer errors thanks to integration with existing applications.
How Forge fits
- Forge StudioDescribe a rule change; Studio asks before it guesses and validates the new version with the Designer’s own rules.
- Forge PlatformModel approval and recommending phases, e-signing and escalations, and promote each version through Test and Acceptance.
- Forge PluginsPlugins never touch your database: their data is one versioned document, kept and validated by the platform.
- Forge AIYour platform credentials never reach the AI, and its usage is attributed per user and per feature.
Tell us the process that's costing you.
Bring one real process to the demo. We describe it to Studio together and you watch it take shape on a working platform — not on slides.