Billing plan configuration
Sets up pay-in-full, installment, and pay-as-you-go plans.
Applies fees and rules by product, program, and state.
An insurance invoice is never just an invoice. A mid-term endorsement changes the premium. A cancellation creates a pro-rata refund. An agent remits net of commission, a week late, for 40 policies at once. Each event touches the policy, the payment, the commission, and the ledger.
Svitla builds insurance billing software that handles all of these events in one place. Billing plans, payments, commissions, and collections follow your products and jurisdictions. Your team stops fixing balances by hand and starts working the exceptions that matter.
You bill policyholders directly across personal or small commercial lines. You need flexible installment plans, digital payments, and fewer lapses.
Agents collect premium and remit net of commission. You need accurate statements, fast reconciliation, and clear aging by agency.
You bill on behalf of several carriers and programs. You need carrier-specific rules, trust accounting, and bordereaux that reconcile.
Billing sits between policy, finance, distribution, and the customer. When any of those changes, billing has to change too. Most legacy billing tools can’t keep up with new products, payment methods, or state rules.
We document your products, billing plans, payment channels, and the events that change a balance, state by state.
We build the billing engine and integrations while converting historical balances. Both systems run side by side until totals match.
After go-live, we track suspense, lapse, and reconciliation metrics and tune rules and models with your team.
Below, Svitla shares a sample feature set that forms the core of an insurance billing solution. Each real-life use case is unique, so you should elaborate on the functionality and tailor it to your products, distribution, and jurisdictions.
Sets up pay-in-full, installment, and pay-as-you-go plans.
Applies fees and rules by product, program, and state.
Re-spreads premium after endorsements automatically.
Calculates pro-rata and short-rate refunds.
Accepts cards, ACH, digital wallets, and autopay.
Offers self-service portals and text-to-pay.
Matches payments to policies from partial information.
Learns from staff corrections over time.
Produces agency statements and reconciles remittances.
Calculates commissions, chargebacks, and splits.
Predicts lapse risk for each policy.
Runs reminder and notice workflows by state rules.
Issues refunds, return premium, and agent payments.
Handles escheatment of uncashed checks.
Posts entries to the general ledger automatically.
Reports aging, suspense, and cash by line and state.
Answer a few simple questions to find out whether you should choose a custom solution or a pre-built insurance billing platform.
Do unmatched payments sit in suspense for more than a few days?
Do mid-term endorsements require manual billing recalculation?
Do you handle both direct bill and agency bill?
Have you outgrown the billing module in your policy administration system?
Do you bill for several carriers, programs, or states with different rules?
Would AI lapse prediction help you keep more policies in force?
Do you need modern payment options such as wallets or text-to-pay?
Do you plan to launch new products or enter new states soon?
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Below, Svitla outlines the ROI factors an insurance billing solution typically affects. Results depend on your lines, volume, and starting point, so they should be modeled on your own data.
Early outreach to at-risk customers.
More payment options at the right moment.
Smaller suspense balances.
Less manual matching.
Automated endorsements and refunds.
Fewer calls about billing errors.
Fewer commission disputes.
Shorter agency aging.
Correct notice periods by state.
Full audit trail of notices and fees.
Configurable billing plans.
New states added through rules.
Billing moves real money and touches every customer. It must stay exact through endorsements, cancellations, reinstatements, and state rules. A small calculation error repeats across thousands of policies, so we build it around test scenarios from day one.
We catalog every product, billing plan, payment channel, and balance-changing event. Each rule becomes a testable scenario, including edge cases such as reinstatement after a partial refund.
We build the billing engine, payment handling, commissions, and ledger posting. We test integrations with policy, payment, and agency systems using real event streams.
We train payment-matching and lapse-prediction models on your history. We build and test portals, autopay, and reminders with real customer journeys.
We convert balances, schedules, and history, then run both systems side by side. Go-live happens only when balances and cash match to the cent.
A focused billing solution for an MGA, insurtech, or single line of business typically costs $120,000 to $250,000. It covers billing plans, digital payments, and ledger posting. A multi-line carrier platform with direct and agency billing, commissions, AI payment matching, lapse prediction, and multi-state rules typically costs $350,000 to $900,000. Large carrier replacements with extensive migration can cost more. The final cost depends on products, states, and integrations.
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We review your billing rules, channels, and systems, then define the scope and migration path.
We build billing engines, payment channels, and integrations around your products and distribution.
We audit your legacy billing system and plan the conversion. The new platform adds AI payment matching and configurable plans the old system lacked. We cut over after a parallel run and validate every balance.
It can, if your products and distribution are simple. Separate billing makes sense when you have agency billing, several carriers or programs, or complex payment plans. We help you decide before building.
We convert balances, schedules, and history, then run both systems in parallel. We reconcile every policy’s balance and every cash total before cutover.
Accuracy depends on your payment data. The model shows a confidence score for each match. High-confidence matches post automatically, and the rest go to staff with suggested policies.
Notice periods, fees, and refund methods are set as rules by state and product. When a regulation changes, you update the rule, not the code.
Yes. Agents can get a portal with statements, commission details, and online remittance. They can raise and track disputes in the same place.
We design payment handling to meet PCI DSS. Certified gateways tokenize card data, so it never sits in your billing database.