Software for finance and insurance
2Simple builds applications, automations and document workflows for finance, leasing and insurance companies: from the application and the contract, through the claim, to multichannel customer communication. The founders of 2Simple previously worked on banking systems, so we know the security and audit requirements of this industry.
Where the paper sits in this industry
- Applications and contracts circulate as PDFs in email, and the data is retyped into the core system.
- Claims arrive by email, phone and web forms, and each has to be assigned to the right person by hand.
- Customers call to ask about status because they are not kept informed.
- An audit asks who approved a document and when, and the history is scattered across mailboxes.
What we build for them
Workflows for applications, contracts and documents with approvals and full change history
Electronic document workflowAI routing of requests and emails, plus status notifications by SMS and email
Process automation and AI"I fully recommend working with 2Simple to any company looking for a reliable technology partner that delivers on time, with high quality and attention to every detail."
Questions and answers
Do you work in regulated environments such as banking and insurance?
Yes. The founders of 2Simple worked on banking systems, where security, audit and reliability come first. We agree requirements for security, data access and documentation with your security and compliance teams at the start.
Will you integrate with our core system?
Yes, if the system exposes an API, a database or file export. We build new tools alongside the core system, without replacing it.
Can you join our team as a subcontractor?
Yes. 2Simple developers, testers and analysts join the teams of large companies through team augmentation, or take over a module or a whole project as a subcontractor.
Let's talk about your project
Describe in a few sentences what you want to build or improve: an app, a platform, an integration or a process. We reply within one business day. The first call is an analysis, not a sales pitch.