Fadata ushers in a new age of digital insurance business with a completely open environment and faster updateability
By Lauren Towner · 2 May 2023

Fadata, a leading global provider of software solutions for the insurance industry launches a ground-breaking new version of its comprehensive end-to-end insurance platform, INSIS. Riding high on the back of the success of previous INSIS versions, Fadata’s latest INSIS release delivers a completely new low-code process platform.
INSIS is a constantly evolving, single, highly flexible platform that is deployable and can be localised across geographies. It enables products to be released rapidly, processes to be made with speed and efficiency, and delivers reliable, solid operational control and compliance.
Open for business - Complete freedom of choice
Rather than constraining choice, with Fadata and the INSIS platform insurance businesses have the freedom to explore the various vendor options available to them, which has the potential to deliver cost savings and more tailored, efficient operations. Fadata has containerized the individual modules of INSIS creating a fully open environment. Fadata has also added support for an alternative to Oracle DB and expanded options to reach for the Cloud, delivering insurers the power to choose preferred providers according to business requirements.
A complete shift in technology - Introducing containerization with significant benefits
INSIS now runs in containers, providing the following benefits:
- A true plug-and-play solution: Reduce the time to have a running environment ready from days to minutes. Combine modules automatically, and test individually.
- Update individual modules: On premise or in the Cloud, enjoy speedy, continuous updates and the ability to choose when and how they happen. The new containerised modules usher in a new era of resource efficient updates which won’t interfere with crucial business activities.
- Add new business features: Significantly reduce time-to-market. Seamlessly introduce complementary features to stay current, react to changing market demands, and innovate into the future.
- Stability: One module does not affect another. Code can be developed and tested in separate environments without disrupting other uses or processes, ensuring no downtime when changes and updates are made.
- Scalability: Increase individual module performance for optimal efficiency to support any influx. For example, increase customer satisfaction by tackling large scale claims requests in natural disasters, or prepare optimal system performance following media campaigns.
- Simple Integrations - The future of insurance enterprise with Fadata Ecosystem
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