Radity, a Swiss InsurTech outfit known for its digital distribution platforms and cloud-based tools, just landed a big one.
Bridger Insurance Services tapped the company to build a next-generation distribution platform as it rolls its non-standard auto insurance into new states.
The goal is simple but ambitious – fewer manual steps, faster onboarding, smoother quoting, and better policy servicing.
Bridger’s expansion needed tech that could handle real growth, not another patchwork of legacy systems. Radity’s solution folds agency management, commission structures, and hierarchy logic into one cloud-driven hub.
Agents will see faster quote-to-bind cycles, customers shorter waits. Around 20 integrations are already lined up to boost functionality even further.
The platform’s architecture supports multi-tier structures, granular access rights, VIN-based intake, and licence-aware logic.
Beyond the main system, Radity plans to deliver a mobile claims app, cloud infrastructure, and staff augmentation. That mix lets Bridger scale with flexibility, customising workflows and agent journeys as new markets come online.
It’s not a generic rollout; it’s built to move with the company’s strategy.
Bridger Insurance COO Jim Lee called the collaboration a true partnership, saying Radity “understands how we operate” and helps the firm “scale faster while keeping control over agent experiences.”
Radity’s founder and CEO Ozgur Aksakal sounded equally aligned, noting that Bridger’s team “has a sharp vision for growth and customer focus.”
He added that Radity’s role is to “deliver the tech and delivery muscle that turns that vision into working systems.”
Senior VP Tom Capp summed it up neatly: Radity’s portals already give auto insurers a competitive edge – this one just takes it a notch higher.
We think this partnership isn’t just another vendor deal. It’s a sign that distribution tech in insurance is finally catching up to where the rest of fintech’s been for years.
