Humbrela, a Swiss ICT startup, picked up €161 k from Venture Kick to push its AI platform further. The company is building tech that pulls together scattered insurance and warranty data so brokers, wholesale brokers, and MGAs can give clients clearer, faster guidance.
Insurance coverage details are buried in emails, portals, PDFs, credit card perks, and embedded products. That mess makes it tough for brokers to get structured information, and harder still to give reliable advice.
People still lean on human advisors because insurance blends risk, money, and emotion. And with general AI models hitting roughly 52% accuracy on insurance specific content, generic chatbots aren’t cutting it.
Humbrela tries to solve this with a single intelligence layer that consolidates policies and warranties, flags key protections automatically, and turns dense clauses into usable insights. It’s built for insurance pros, not consumers chasing a quick chatbot answer.
The company was co founded by Semchs Zaidi, Simon Mazas, Mathieu Chabasse, and Sarah El Abshihy.
Their platform acts as an all in one workspace to organise, complete, or merge coverage across health, motor, household and more. The pitch is simple: make administration easier and strengthen collaboration with insurers.
Humbrela already onboarded its first brokers in Switzerland and France. Talks are moving ahead with wholesale brokers and MGAs across Europe.
The new funding goes straight into improving the AI models behind policy comprehension and risk gap detection.
Humbrela also plans to expand integrations with insurers, warranty providers, and TPAs, tighten compliance across the EU, Switzerland, and the UK, and grow its footprint with brokers and MGAs.
