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Integrity Unifies Insurance Ecosystem with AI-Powered ACA Enrollment Integration

By Lauren Towner · 8 October 2026

Press Release: Integrity Unifies Insurance Ecosystem with AI-Powered ACA Enrollment Integration | Featured Image by FF News

Integrity has integrated Affordable Care Act (ACA) quoting and enrollment capabilities into its AI-driven IntegrityCONNECT platform. This move allows insurance agents to manage ACA, health, and life insurance workflows within a single ecosystem, addressing the fragmentation that often complicates client management and retention in the multi-line insurance market.

What was announced

Integrity has expanded its IntegrityCONNECT platform to include direct enrollment for ACA plans from any carrier. This update positions the platform as a unified hub for agents handling diverse insurance products, specifically targeting the inefficiencies of switching between multiple carrier portals or third-party enrollment tools. The system is carrier-agnostic and provided at no cost to agents within the Integrity network.

The integration includes a full suite of tools: plan quoting, application submission, enrollment, and ongoing policy management. By centralizing these functions, agents can maintain their status as the Agent of Record (AOR) more effectively across various stages of a consumer's life. This streamlined approach is designed to reduce visibility gaps and administrative overhead, allowing agents to focus on personalized client guidance rather than navigating disconnected software environments.

A core component of this update is the inclusion of Ask Integrity, an AI-powered, voice-activated digital assistant. This tool provides real-time prompts, coverage recommendations based on client data, and reminders regarding policy lifecycles. The platform also features a demographically segmented leads system and an integrated CRM designed to provide a holistic view of an agent’s book of business. By bringing ACA enrollment into the same system agents use for other lines of business, the platform aims to support stronger retention and help agents remain the primary point of contact as their clients' coverage needs evolve.

"At Integrity, we work to innovate and optimize insurance processes in ways that benefit all stakeholders. That's why we're so excited to now offer ACA enrollment from within a full-stack, AI-first platform our agents already use every day. The ability to quote and enroll in ACA plans through IntegrityCONNECT helps agents engage with clients in a more simplified and sustainable way. Agents now have one trusted home for clients spanning all life stages, reducing the disconnects of multiple enrollment platforms and securing their book of business for long-term growth. Our Integrity partners have been instrumental in bringing this direct enrollment pathway to our agent force and we deeply value their market leadership. Developing world-class, proprietary technology that helps agents better serve and support their clients is a win for everyone — and this latest functionality offered by IntegrityCONNECT will set a revolutionary new standard in ACA enrollment."

Bryan W. Adams, Co-Founder and CEO of Integrity.

The companies involved

Integrity, LLC, often operating as Integrity Marketing Group, is a major distributor of life and health insurance products, as well as a provider of wealth management and retirement planning solutions. Headquartered in Dallas, Texas, the firm has established a significant footprint in the American insurance market by aggregating independent marketing organizations (IMOs) and agencies under a centralized technology and support umbrella.

The company has positioned itself as a technology-forward intermediary, investing heavily in proprietary digital tools to modernize the traditional insurance brokerage model. Its ecosystem is designed to support a vast network of independent agents and advisors, providing them with institutional-grade resources that were historically reserved for larger captive agencies. By focusing on the intersection of health insurance and financial services, Integrity serves a broad demographic, particularly focusing on the senior market and those navigating complex regulatory environments like the Affordable Care Act and Medicare. The firm’s leadership includes Harsh Singla, Chief Product and Technology Officer, and Tom Dempsey, Chief Distribution Officer, who oversee the technical and sales strategies respectively.

What FF News has reported before

FF News has closely tracked Integrity’s expansion through strategic partnerships and the deployment of its AI-driven technology suite. Recently, the firm announced that Integrity Partners with Mint Health Insurance Agency to Scale AI-Driven Medicare Solutions, highlighting its focus on the Medicare sector. This followed a similar move where Integrity Partners with Mosaic to Accelerate Agent Growth Using AI Tech.

The company’s commitment to supporting diverse market segments was evident when Conquistadors Agency and Integrity Partner to Scale AI-Driven Insurance Solutions for Latino Communities. Additionally, the firm continues to onboard independent entities to its platform, as seen when DTS Financial Joins Integrity to Scale Agent Success via AI-Enabled Technology and Community Support. These reports underscore a consistent strategy of using AI to unify fragmented insurance workflows.

What this means

The integration of ACA enrollment into a unified platform represents a significant shift in the insurtech landscape, where "platform fatigue" is a genuine threat to agent productivity. By removing the need for agents to toggle between government portals and private CRM systems, Integrity is putting pressure on legacy enrollment platforms that lack integrated AI or multi-line capabilities. This move signals that the industry is moving past simple digital distribution toward a more holistic "life-stage" management model. The challenge for the sector now lies in data accuracy and the ability of AI assistants to navigate the complex, often shifting, regulatory requirements of the ACA without human error.

Companies in this story: Integrity

People in this story: Bryan W. Adams, Harsh Singla, Tom Dempsey, Ryan Kimble

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