Insurance analytics for brokers and policy portals
Insurtech and MGA platforms reduce spreadsheet chaos when brokers and policyholders can explore claims and loss trends in-product. QueryPanel embeds tenant-scoped insurance dashboards with an AI assistant.
Product preview
Desktop and mobile inside your app
Mocked browser and phone frames show how QueryPanel looks embedded—AI answers and charts scoped to each customer tenant.
Open claims
214
-6%
Loss ratio
61%
+2pts
Avg cycle
18d
-2d
Claims by status
AI assistant
“How did our loss ratio trend by line of business this quarter?”
Commercial auto loss ratio rose to 68% (+5 pts). Property stayed flat at 52%. Severity—not frequency—drove the auto move.
Claims glance
Broker insights on mobile
Open claims
214
Loss ratio
61%
Claims by status
Ask
How did our loss ratio trend by line of business this quarter?
Best fit
MGAs, insurtech platforms, and broker portals.
Core views
Claims aging, loss ratio, and policy retention.
Compliance note
Tenant isolation is non-negotiable for insured data.
Short answer
Insurance insights without exporting to Excel
Insurance analytics for embedded products means claims, loss ratio, and retention boards inside broker and policyholder portals. QueryPanel’s headful React SDK delivers AI-assisted, tenant-safe dashboards that match your brand.
Trust
Definitions brokers can explain to clients
Train glossary terms for loss ratio, severity, and cycle time so AI answers stay aligned with actuarial language your brokers already use.
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FAQ
What is embedded insurance analytics?
It is customer-facing claims and policy performance reporting inside an insurance or broker product, with each tenant limited to their own book of business.
Can brokers ask AI about loss trends?
Yes. Natural-language questions generate tenant-scoped charts and explanations inside the embedded QueryPanel workspace.
Headful or headless for insurance portals?
Start with the headful React SDK for speed. Use the headless Node SDK when you need a fully custom portal UI with zero-trust execution boundaries.