ENTERPRISE VERTICAL ARCHITECTURE
Insurance
Actuarial compute, claims automation, policy DMS, Kafka event pipelines, and SOC 2 / Solvency II posture — purpose-built for P&C, life, and reinsurance.
Insurance infrastructure stack
From policy issuance to catastrophe modelling — one governed platform.
Document management (DMS)
Policy document vaults with version historyClaims evidence store (photos, video, PDFs) at petabyte scaleReinsurance treaty archives with cross-party access controlsLegal-hold and regulatory examination export workflowsOCR pipeline for legacy paper policy digitization
Hardware & storage
High-memory nodes for actuarial R/Python workloadsGPU clusters for ML-based risk scoring and fraud detectionObject storage for claims images (S3-compatible, lifecycle tiering)Encrypted volumes for PII/PHI premium and claims dataGeo-redundant disaster-recovery replication
Virtual machines & containers
Isolated environments per Line of Business (LoB)Ephemeral actuarial sandbox VMs (spin up/down per batch)Kubernetes autoscaling for claims surge handlingImmutable deploy images with cryptographic signingDR failover VMs pre-warmed in secondary region
Databases
PostgreSQL for policy administration and billing ledgerMongoDB for flexible claims schema (semi-structured loss data)Redis for session state and rate-limiting claims APIsClickHouse for loss-run analytics and IBNR reportingTimescaleDB for telematics / IoT sensor time-series (UBI policies)
Messaging & streaming
Kafka for real-time claims FNOL (First Notice of Loss) eventsRabbitMQ for policy renewal and billing workflow queuesNATS for lightweight IoT telematics ingestionApache Pulsar for cross-region reinsurance event replicationDead-letter routing with SLA-breach alerting
Networking: IP, mTLS, DNS, LB
IPAM per LoB network segmentmTLS for inter-service claims adjudication meshDNS private zones per partner / reinsurer integrationL7 load balancer with rate limiting on public policy-quote APIsAPI gateway with OAuth 2.0 for broker portal accessVPN tunnels to third-party data vendors (credit bureaus, weather)
Compliance: SOC 2, Solvency II, GDPR
Exportable evidence, privacy controls, and capital-requirement reporting.
- ✓Continuous SOC 2 Type II control monitoring with evidence packages
- ✓Solvency II Pillar 3 reporting data pipeline (QRT templates)
- ✓GDPR right-to-erasure automation across policy and claims stores
- ✓Data residency enforcement per country of policy issuance
- ✓Audit trail export to regulator-specified formats on demand
ILLUSTRATIVE ESTIMATE · NOT A GUARANTEE
39%average infrastructure cost reduction — P&C, life & reinsurance
Modelled planning figure for typical scenarios in this sector. Actual results depend on your estate and are only confirmed by measuring against a baseline you approve.
How to read this
Dollar ranges below are planning assumptions, not quotes or customer results. Use the ROI calculator or request an assessment to model your own estate.
Compare plans →Primary Economic Drivers
- $Replacing dedicated actuarial compute with on-demand GPU and high-memory cloud nodes reduces idle-capacity cost for bursty workloads.
- $Kafka FNOL pipelines can replace legacy claims-intake middleware and absorb claims surges without adding hardware.
- $Automated SOC 2 Type II evidence collection can reduce the manual effort of each external audit cycle.
- $GDPR right-to-erasure automation across policy and claims stores eliminates 3–5 FTE manual data-deletion workflows.
- $ML-based fraud detection on shared GPU infrastructure can reduce fraudulent claim payouts; results depend on your data and models.
Regulatory & Framework Coverage
SOC 2 Type IISolvency IIGDPRDORAIFRS 17CCPALloyd's RBCNAIC Model Audit Rule
Interactive TCO scenario
Illustrative · Replace with your data36-mo savings (illus.)
$1.2M est.
Illustrative scenario using sector preset assumptions. Actual results depend on verified inventory, real provider quotes, compliance requirements and accepted migration plan.
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