The platform every
insurance-adjacent
business has been waiting for.
AMS vendors. CRM platforms. AI tools. Premium finance. Roofers. Lawyers. Accountants. Restoration crews. Telematics. Anyone whose business gets better when a commercial buyer's data is structured, consented, and reachable, instead of locked inside someone else's silo.
Not a replacement · A layer underneath
- InsurtechCOI automation toolIntegration: read/write · scope: all commercial buyers
- Adjacent servicesPremium finance companyIntegration: read-only · scope: opted-in buyers
- OperationalFire restoration networkIntegration: claim-time surfacing · scope: post-loss
Different partners. Same layer underneath.
Five kinds of partners. One platform.
If your business touches a commercial buyer at any point in their insurance lifecycle, you belong on the network. We've grouped the kinds of partners we're onboarding into five categories. Most partners fit more than one.
01 / Insurtech tools
The tools agents and carriers already use.
AMS, CRM, raters, comparative tools, COI automation, document management, claims systems, agent-side AI assistants. If your customers are agents, brokers, or carriers, the buyer's data flowing through Uncovered makes your product more useful inside their workflow.
AMS · CRM · COI tools · raters · document tools · claims platforms · AI assistants
02 / Adjacent professional services
Businesses that already serve insurance buyers.
Premium finance companies, banks, business loan companies, accountants, CPAs, business attorneys, contract attorneys. Your customers are the same buyers. Today, the only way you reach them is referral or paid acquisition. The network surfaces buyer signals at the moments your service is actually needed.
Premium finance · banks · CPAs · attorneys · loan companies
03 / Operational vendors
The contractors a buyer calls after a loss.
Roofing, fire restoration, water mitigation, mold remediation, auto body, towing, public adjusters, appraisers, content restoration. You arrive after the claim. The buyer's claim record sits inside Uncovered. The shortlist of vendors the buyer trusts gets surfaced when they need you.
Roofing · restoration · mold remediation · auto body · public adjusters · appraisers
04 / Risk & loss control
The vendors that prevent claims.
Safety consultants, telematics, fleet management software, OSHA compliance, ergonomic consultants, cybersecurity assessment, fire protection inspection. You make your customers safer. The network shows you the buyers whose risk profile actually fits what you do.
Telematics · safety consultants · fleet software · cybersecurity · fire protection
05 / Data & verification
The sources every system needs.
Business credit, background checks, vehicle history, property data, FMCSA registration, building permits, public records. The network pulls verified data from authoritative sources. Partners that contribute structured data make every other system on the platform better.
Business credit · property data · FMCSA · permits · public records · vehicle history
We're not building your product.
Uncovered is a buyer-side data layer. We're not building the next AMS. We're not building the next CRM. We're not building the next comparative rater, the next COI tool, the next claims platform, the next AI assistant for agents. The market for those tools is already crowded. The people building them are good at it. They should keep building.
What's missing is the substrate underneath. A consented, structured place where the buyer's data actually lives, that every tool can read from and write to. Today, every InsurTech tool re-collects the same data from the customer. The customer gives their dec page to the AMS, to the rater, to the claims app, to the COI tool. Each tool stores its own copy. The buyer is the integration point, and the buyer is exhausted.
Uncovered is the missing layer. Partners plug in. The buyer enters their data once. Every tool the buyer's agent uses, every service their broker connects them to, every claim vendor that responds to a loss, every adjacent professional that earns their trust, reads from the same record. You build what you build. We don't.
We do not build AMS products
Your customers' AMS stays their AMS.
If your customers run their book on an AMS, that's the AMS's customer. We just make the buyer's data structured so the AMS can use it better.
We do not build comparative raters
Quoting tools stay quoting tools.
If you've built a comparative rater, the buyer's data on the network feeds your tool with cleaner inputs. We don't compete on the rate output.
We do not build claims platforms
Claims workflows stay yours.
If you run claims automation for carriers, the buyer's claim history on the network gives you better starting context. We don't run the claim.
Two things every partner agrees to. In order.
The integration model is the same for every category of partner. The customer's data is theirs. Partners read and write with consent. The details of the partnership are worked out one conversation at a time.
01 · Buyer consent
Every data exchange passes through the buyer.
Every data exchange between a partner and Uncovered passes through buyer consent. The buyer sees which partner is asking for which data, what they're using it for, and how long the consent lasts. They can revoke at any time. No partner ever touches a buyer's data without an explicit, scoped, revocable grant.
02 · Structured API
One API. One data model. Public documentation.
Partners read from and write to the network through a single REST API and event stream. Documentation is public. The data model is consistent across categories. We don't build custom integrations one-off. We build the API once, well, and partners build against it.
The buyer owns the data. Partners build on the layer.
The first partners on the network shape the network.
We're onboarding a small first group of partners across the five categories. Founding partners get visibility built into the platform at launch: priority placement in the partner directory, surfacing to agents, markets, and consumers at the moments their service is most relevant, and category exclusivity for the first 12 months in their core service area.
Priority placement
Surfaced first in the directory.
Featured in the partner directory ahead of standard listings during the founding-cohort period.
Buyer surfacing
Reached at the right moment.
Surfaced to agents, markets, and consumers when their workflow or claim signals your category of service.
Category exclusivity
First in your category.
12 months of category exclusivity in your core service area for the founding cohort, where applicable.
We are not looking for everyone. We are looking for a few partners in each category whose customers will benefit immediately, and whose teams want to help shape what the network becomes.
Apply to partner.
Tell us what you build, who your customers are, and what kind of integration you're imagining. We respond to every application. The cohort is intentionally small. We're more interested in fit than scale.