Insurity, a provider of cloud-based software for insurance carriers, brokers, and MGAs, has formed a partnership with InsCipher, an insurtech company specializing in surplus lines tax filing and reporting.
This collaboration integrates Insurity’s policy administration solutions with InsCipher’s automated tax processing software, allowing insurers to simplify surplus lines tax management.
The connection enables seamless data transfer for Excess & Surplus insurance (E&S) policies between the platforms.
Surplus lines tax compliance has long been a challenge for insurers, requiring constant tracking, filing, and reporting to meet shifting state regulations. Automating these tasks reduces compliance costs, minimizes errors, and lowers administrative burdens.
InsCipher plays a key role in surplus lines tax filing, but without seamless data integration, its effectiveness is limited
Jason Russon, VP of Sales and Marketing at InsCipher. “Partnering with Insurity strengthens our platform and improves the speed and accuracy of tax reporting.”
“We are pleased to work with InsCipher to improve surplus lines tax management for our customers,” said Sylvester Mathis, Chief Insurance and Chief Revenue Officer at Insurity.
“This integration helps insurers enhance compliance, increase efficiency, and reduce administrative complexity.”
Insurity, founded in 1985, provides cloud-based software for property and casualty (P&C) insurance carriers, brokers, and MGAs.
The company serves hundreds of insurance organizations, including many of the largest insurers in the U.S. Its solutions focus on policy administration, billing, claims, and analytics. Insurity has grown through acquisitions and investments, with strategic funding supporting its expansion and cloud technology development.
InsCipher, established in 2015, specializes in surplus lines tax filing and compliance automation. It offers solutions for tax calculation, reporting, and regulatory compliance, helping insurers manage the complexities of surplus lines insurance. The company operates as a private entity and has not publicly disclosed external funding.
In 2025, Insurity and InsCipher formed a partnership to integrate their platforms. This collaboration enhances surplus lines tax management, improving efficiency and compliance for insurers.
