Eleven lines, one workflow
Every line gets the same placement loop — intake, RFQ, comparison, bind, servicing. What differs is what the insurer's own RFQ form asks for, and Bridge captures exactly that, in that order, from what the client sent. See what the forms ask, line by line.
Employee benefits
Group medical
Your renewal, priced from your client's own claims before the first insurer replies.
Experience baseline →Group term life
The free cover limit computed at intake, so you know how many lives need medical evidence before the RFQ goes out.
Benchmark + comparison →Group personal accident
A credible benchmark from a headcount, a wage roll and a class split — no census required, so it is the fastest line to take to market.
Benchmark + comparison →Liability
Employees' Compensation
The wage roll captured as a split at the statutory ceiling, so the quote is right the first time.
Benchmark + comparison →Public and product liability
A submission an underwriter can price — turnover, operations, limits and the any-one-accident to any-one-year ratio stated explicitly.
Intake + comparison →Property
Fire and property
A location schedule that stays a table, an occupancy that resolves to the right code, and standard-product quotes that are genuinely comparable.
Technical benchmark →Industrial All Risks
One structured submission for the whole plant — locations, values, machinery and the interruption exposure — that an underwriter can price from.
Intake + comparison →Specialty
Directors' and officers'
A structured D&O submission and a term-by-term comparison, so the board sees exactly what differs between insurers.
Intake + comparison →Cyber
A cyber submission that captures the controls underwriters actually ask about, and a comparison that shows what each insurer excludes.
Intake + comparison →