Outmarket AI Launches Data Intelligence Platform for Insurance Agencies

Jul 30, 2026
Outmarket AI launched a Data Intelligence Platform that combines agency management system data with policy, proposal, and loss run documents for natural language analytics.

Outmarket AI announced in a press release the launch of its Data Intelligence Platform for insurance agencies on July 29, 2026. The platform combines structured data from agency management systems with unstructured information from policies, proposals, and loss runs, then lets users ask questions through a conversational interface.

The system includes a 360 View command center, a data dictionary for insurance fields, and a catalog of more than 40 baseline KPIs. Its Ask AI feature answers natural language questions from approved KPI definitions and can return numbers, charts, trend lines, pie charts, or heat maps.

Outmarket AI said the platform can generate dashboards from written descriptions, provide feeds for commission and revenue opportunities, and report on user activity and service workload. It also includes benchmarking that extracts data from agency documents and compares it across an agency book of business.

The company said each customer runs on a dedicated private AWS cloud instance with its own database. The platform includes access controls, automated quality checks, onboarding reconciliation, and support for policy level and transactional accounting data.

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