For carriers & insurers

See the delegated book like your own paper.

Line-level control of delegated authority: every coverholder bordereau validated against binder terms, reported premium matched to the cash that actually arrived. Evidence rides on every row, and your PAS stays the system of record.

  1. 1Reported
  2. 2Received
  3. 3Matched
  4. 4Chased
Coverholder paid bordereauxJune · 38 layouts
CoverholderBinderReported net
Coverholder AB-2026-01142,880.00
Coverholder BB-2026-0496,410.00
Coverholder CB-2025-0961,925.50
Coverholder DB-2026-02119,480.00
Coverholder EB-2026-03208,114.20
Coverholder FB-2025-1258,200.00 (Apr)
6 of 38 coverholders shown
0 of 38
coverholders reconciled
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✓38 paid bordereaux, 38 layouts
✓June bank receipts: 41 lines
✓Binder terms loaded per coverholder
✓Currencies normalised
Cash received, against binderbank, June
CoverholderDue per binderReceivedStatus
A142,880.00142,880.00Matched
B96,410.0096,410.00Matched
C61,925.5061,925.50Matched
D123,600.00119,480.00Short 4,120.00
E208,114.20208,114.20Matched
F58,200.000.00Unpaid 60+ days
due worked out from binder terms, not the coverholder’s figure

Needs you · 2

Coverholder D, binder 2026-02. Commission taken at 27.5%; the binder says 25.0%. The cash matches their bordereau, not your binder: $4,120.00 short to capacity across 12 rows. Query drafted with the rows attached.
BDX rows 87 to 98binder 2026-02bank 18 JunSend queryView binder
Coverholder F. $58,200.00 reported on the April bordereau, and no cash after 60 days. Chase drafted with the bordereau lines attached.
April BDXbank, Apr to JunSend chaseDismiss

The delegated book, seen like your own paper

36 of 38 coverholders reconciled line by line against binder terms and bank receipts. The 2 that are not are queued with evidence, before month end.

ledger feedqueries draftedaudit trail
One engine

The engine that matched this cash also validates each coverholder’s risk and claims bordereaux. So a commission error found in the cash traces straight back to the rows that caused it.

The delegated gap

Delegation moves the underwriting. Not the truth.

Your bordereaux management system tells you what was bound, not what was paid: commission at unchecked rates, taxes misapplied in transit, the policy bound but never paid. Sampling papers over the gap; the Analysts close it, every row, every binder, every day.

Fronting carriers

Many programs, many reporting pipelines, one balance sheet.

A fronting carrier backing twenty programs receives twenty bordereaux pipelines, each in its own layout and on its own lag, and books all of them against one balance sheet. Conning’s 2026 fronting study calls the market’s next phase a test of platform quality rather than of capacity and growth alone, with credit controls and operating depth among the differences that a softer market makes visible. The platform being tested is the one that turns each program’s file into a booked, paid, evidenced position.

$22.6bn

US fronting premium in 2025, up 17%. More than $30bn on AM Best’s wider count.

Conning, Aug 2026 · AM Best, Sep 2026
~69%

Share of MGA-dedicated fronting premium held by the ten largest fronting platforms.

Morningstar DBRS, 2026
$108.7bn

US MGA direct premium in 2025, up 17.8%: the programs those fronts report on.

AM Best, 2026
The Analysts

Which Analysts fit a delegated book?

Four apply. Most carriers start with the bordereaux. Where Brisc fits in the bordereaux chain for a carrier.

Proof

The gap is rarely zero.

A Bermuda-based specialty reinsurer audited four years of bordereaux, 100,000+ premium records, and found a 12% uplift in true profitability. Your delegated book has a number like that; the question is whether you know it.

FAQ

Asked by carriers

How does Brisc validate a coverholder bordereau?

Three ways, on every row. Arithmetic: gross minus commission, brokerage, taxes and fees must equal the stated net. Terms: the rates and shares applied on each row are checked against the binder you actually agreed. Cash: what the bordereau reports as paid is matched to what actually arrived.

Does Brisc replace our bordereaux management system?

No. It closes the gap that system leaves open. Your bordereaux management system tells you what was bound; Brisc tells you what was paid, and surfaces the difference as a worked exception rather than a quarter-end discovery.

Which Analyst should a carrier start with?

Bordereaux validation, usually: the delegated gap shows there first, and every downstream number inherits its quality. Reconciliation, claims and submissions run on the same platform when you are ready.

Can it handle many coverholders, formats and currencies at once?

That is the operating assumption, not an edge case. Each coverholder’s format is ingested as-is and normalised to one schema, currencies and dates aligned, commission and tax positions explicit. No format mandates for coverholders, no re-keying for your team.

Does Brisc touch premium in our trust accounts?

No. Brisc never initiates, holds or moves a payment; it reads your statements and reconciles them. You get the control layer: what arrived, what it belongs to, what is outstanding, with an exportable evidence trail on every record for client-money and regulatory review.

Bring one coverholder's bordereau

30 minutes, no slide deck. Watch the Analyst balance the rows, check them against binder terms, and match the cash.

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