Most major strata insurers quoting in the Australian market, with new insurer formats added as brokers need them. If an insurer you use isn't supported yet, just ask. Currently supported insurers include:

• SCI

• Longitude

• IIS (isStrata)

• Hutch

• QUS

• SUU

• Flex

• AXIS

• Rubix

• The Barn

• Chubb

• CHU

No. You upload the quote PDFs you already receive and get back documents in your own firm's format. It replaces the transcription, not your actual process.

Yes. Logo, colours, wording and disclosure text are configured per firm, so the client sees your document, not a generic template.

Remuneration is configured via your firm settings console. Split commissions across broker, strata manager and licensee, fee-for-service, or floor fees. Disclosure blocks are generated to match any arrangement you may have with strata managers and AFSL holders.

The platform runs on managed cloud infrastructure over an encrypted connection. There's nothing to install and nothing running on an office PC.

Every firm's data is walled off from every other firm's. Your building records, settings and remuneration tables are yours alone, and that separation is tested with every release rather than assumed. Each person in your firm logs in with their own password, stored as a one-way hash, not as readable text, and you decide who gets administrator access.

Uploaded quote PDFs are read to produce your documents, then discarded. The finished spreadsheet and report download to you and go into your own document management system, alongside the client files you already hold. The only thing kept is what you choose to save: building records that pre-fill next time, which you can edit or remove.

Subscription plans, sized by the number of reports you run so you're not paying for volume you don't use.

There's a one-off onboarding fee that covers building your firm's report template, loading your insurer set, configuring your remuneration, and validating the lot against your own real quotes before you rely on it.

Tell us roughly how many submissions you do in a month and we'll tell you which plan fits.

Yes, that's the best way to see it. Contact us and send through a quote you're working on and you'll get the comparison worksheet and a generic report back to review.

Yes. Building details and claims history are read from the SCTP / Winbeat application form and stored against the strata plan, so they pre-fill future renewals and can generate quote slips for insurers outside the SCTP network. Other form formats can be added by request.

You check them, that's built into the process, not bolted on. The platform produces the comparison spreadsheet first, with every figure from every insurer side by side and a cross-check against each quote's own printed total. You review it, change anything you want changed, and only then generate the client document. Nothing reaches a client that a broker hasn't looked at. The point isn't to take your judgement out of it, it's to take the retyping out of it.

We fix it, and it's covered by your subscription. Insurers redesign their schedules without warning; keeping up with that is our job, not yours. Because the fix is made once and every firm on the platform benefits, it isn't charged for. Adding an insurer nobody currently supports is different, that's a new build and gets quoted separately.

Yes. Whether you operate under a (AR) licensee or hold your own (AFSL) licence is a firm-level setting, and the disclosure wording in your reports follows from it. It isn't hardcoded and it isn't an assumption baked into the template.

Your report template, your logo, the insurers you use, your fee and commission arrangements, and two or three real quote sets to validate against. Onboarding is where we configure all of that and check the output against documents you already know the right answers to, so that on day one you're not proofreading a stranger's guesses.