Legacy API Integration | Insurance Industry Solution

Are Your Legacy Insurance Systems, Mainframes and Applications
Ready for Today's Digital World?

If you're like most insurance companies, your operations are based on legacy technology, yet your mission statement is to "go digital" as fast as you can. However, choosing between legacy migration and modernization poses some serious questions about cost, risk, and resources. OpenLegacy helps you become "digital to the core" without the typical complexity and ensures that you are better able to migrate off your legacy in the future.

We Help You Quickly Accomplish
Some High Priority Projects:

Automatically create insurance APIs from core (legacy) systems in minutes, and deploy projects in days or weeks.
Create a seamless customer experience from selecting policy options and price quotes to online acceptance.
Improve employee productivity using APIs to create a single view of customer and reduce manual, paper processes.
Mobilize sales staff and tools with instant, in-the-field access to insurance quotes.
Address InsurTech opportunities & threats by leveraging your legacy systems
Avoid costly and complex options, such as rip and replace, re-platform, re-hosting, SOA and ESB.

“OpenLegacy let us connect our iSeries applications to our insurance agent portal without changing our COBOL applications, which would have been a huge, expensive headache. We couldn’t believe OpenLegacy was able to conform to all of our security, performance, and design constraints - and do so within days.”

IT Director, Insurance Company

“Having the new OpenLegacy web service up and running within five days, after spending six months developing it with a competitor, was simply unbelievable. The fact that it’s also much faster, and the product is much less expensive, sealed the deal for us.”

CIO, Insurance Company

“With a foundation of DevOps methodology, OpenLegacy helped us step into the new digital age and deliver the access and speed we need to meet today’s needs and head into tomorrow.”

Eldad Omer, CTO, Ayalon Insurance