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CHICAGO (September 29, 2026) – Convr^®, the leader in AI for commercial insurance, today announced Scout, a new feature within the Convr AI Underwriting Workbench Answers module that helps insurers uncover hard-to-find business data and write small commercial risks faster.

Many small businesses such as landscapers, contractors, food trucks, and other Main Street operations have limited digital footprint. That absence of information has traditionally meant slower reviews, more manual research, and higher uncertainty about whether a business and its exposures are what the submission claims.

“Scout closes the knowledge gap on insureds,from open question to decision-ready,” said Harish Neelamana, Founder,President and Chief Product Officer at Convr. “It's built for insurers writingsmall commercial risk that want to scale without sacrificing the diligence thatcomes with truly knowing the account.”

Scout completes an advanced web search with just a business name and address and dives into the Convr Risk Context Engine’s data lake to glean hard to find risk insights in instances where teams lack the supporting forms and documents needed to assess a small business.

Firmographicand exposure items such as business metrics, hours of operation,classifications, property and locations, liens, licenses and violations andmore are all generated into a single record with commercial insurance context quicklyorganized and ready for review.

“Youcan’t get this data and delivery just anywhere. The information is generated withina single record with commercial insurance context and ready for quote, insteadof data hunting and digging through search engines,” said Eli O’Donohue, Headof Data and AI Underwriting Solutions at Convr. “We’re surfacing hard to finddata, determining whether the risk fits appetite, and putting a complete viewof the risk in a single view, with real commercial insurance context.”

Brokers,carriers, MGAs/MGUs are already adopting Scout to speed up small commercial underwritingwithout sacrificing the diligence needed to write these accounts confidently.If you too would like to experience Scout within the Convr Answers module, schedule a demo on convr.com,today.

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CHICAGO (August 18, 2026) – Convr^® announced that LUBA Workers' Comp has joined the growing roster of carriers deploying Convr's platform to power AI-driven underwriting. LUBA, a regional workers' compensation carrier headquartered in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, will leverage Convr's modular AI-native underwriting workbench, grounded in the Risk Context Engine to accelerate submission processing, deepen risk insights, and tighten underwriting consistency across its team.

The partnership reflects a shared conviction: that the future of specialty underwriting belongs to carriers that combine deep domain expertise with AI purpose-built specifically for commercial insurance. LUBA brings nearly three decades of workers' compensation expertise across the Southeast; Convr brings the only AI Underwriting Workbench grounded in a proprietary commercial P&C ontology refined over a decade of production data. Together, the two companies are bringing AI-native submission intake, enrichment, classification, and agentic AI decisioning directly into LUBA's underwriting workflow without disrupting the carrier's existing systems or the underwriting discipline that has driven its growth.

Through the partnership LUBA's underwriting team will gain:

• Submission intake and triage that instantly extracts data from ACORD forms, loss runs, and broker emails, reducing manual processing and accelerating time to quote

• Enriched risk insights drawn from thousands of data sources, surfaced inline within the submission for faster, confident decisions

• Greater underwriting consistency through agentic AI workflows, standardized data, and structured decisioning, reducing referral dependency and tightening cycle times

• A modular deployment that integrates with LUBA's existing technology stack without disruption

All capabilities are grounded in Convr's Risk Context Engine, the only commercial P&C ontology in the industry built and calibrated on a decade of production data.

"LUBA is exactly the kind of specialty carrier the industry should be watching – they’re disciplined, focused, and serious about combining deep expertise with the right technology," said John Stammen, Chief Executive Officer at Convr. "We're proud to partner with LUBA's team and to bring the Risk Context Engine to bear on workers' compensation underwriting across the Gulf South. This is what AI in insurance is supposed to look like: grounded, explainable, and built to make great underwriters even better." ‍

Sapiens Integration
Through the relationship with LUBA, Convr is now also integrated with Sapiens International Corporation, a global leader of AI-centric, SaaS-based insurance software. The connection is designed to give mutual carrier customers a seamless path from submission intake through underwriting decision, powered by Convr's AI and enrichment capabilities and delivered within the Sapiens ecosystem.

Availability
The Convr AI Underwriting Workbench is live and in deployment with LUBA Workers’ Comp. Carriers, MGAs, and program administrators interested in learning more about Convr's platform can visit convr.com or contact a Convr representative.

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Alex Williams
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LUBA Workers’ Comp
Jennifer Vaccaro
Vice President, Communications & Public Relations Manager
jvaccaro@lubawc.com
225-389-5822

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CHICAGO (August 4, 2026) – Convr^®, the company that invented theAI-native commercial underwriting workbench, today announced the strategic positioning of d3 Desk, the rating and quoting engine inside its Convr AIUnderwriting Workbench. The d3 Desk module gives commercial P&C carriers and MGAs a single environment to rate risks, generate quotes, and initiate bind, eliminating the workflow gaps that have historically forced underwriters to jump between systems.

Foryears, commercial underwriters have relied on disconnected tools to move fromsubmission to bind. The fragmentation slows decisioning, introduces re-keyingerrors, and adds operational friction confounding scale. By incorporating rateand quote natively inside the Convr AI Underwriting Workbench — with APIintegrations to any partner system even manual spreadsheets — d3 Desk completesthe binding process with a new industry level of productivity.

"Ourcustomers have been asking for one thing consistently . . . close theloop," said John Stammen, Chief Executive Officer at Convr. "They love what we do upstream with intake and risk analysis, but the moment anunderwriter has to leave the workbench to rate or quote, the productivity gainsare diluted, but d3 Desk solves that. Underwriting teams can now move from asubmission landing in their inbox to a quote being delivered without everleaving our workbench."

Built for the reality of commercial underwriting

Unlike consumer or small-commercial rating engines, d3 Desk is designed for complexity. The engine handles multi-line, multi-state, and multi-coverage scenarios, accommodates carrier-specific rating logic, and supports the kind of underwriter judgment that commercial submissions require. Quotes generated through d3 Desk are grounded in Convr's Risk Context Engine — a foundation that combines a 161-million-entity data lake, a commercial P&C schema continuously refined since 2016, a knowledge graph that validates every datapoint, and a domain ontology built specifically for commercial insurance.

That grounding matters. AI-driven rating is only as reliable as the data it uses to reason. d3 Desk's outputs are explainable, traceable, and consistent with  the underwriting guidelines a carrier has built into the platform.

Bindthrough any partner System

While d3 Desk handles rate and quote natively, it is intentionally open at the bind stage. Carriers can connect d3 Desk via API to their existing policy administration system (PAS), whether that is a major core platform, a cloud-native PAS, or a homegrown solution. This approach gives carriers the speed of an integrated workbench without forcing them to replace systems they already rely on.

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