We take the slow, manual parts of new business, renewals, and claims off your desk, so the same broker, in the same hours, can write more and serve clients better.
Bring the renewals you'd normally grind through next month. In month one we map how you actually do them and set Tenzi up around it. In month two you send real pre-renewals through it, from your own Outlook, with your sign-off on every one. In month three we count the hours and put a dollar figure on them.
Four broker teams have worked with us this way since April. In August the first pre-renewals built in Tenzi went out to real clients.
If it isn't earning its keep, you walk. No lock-in, no hard feelings.
Put your hand upThe expiring policy read, the pre-renewal email drafted in your words, a client-ready summary written for your sign-off. Sent from your own Outlook when you say so. The renewal becomes a review task, not a rebuild.
Client details captured once, then the proposal forms and quote slips filled from them. You check and place. The typing is done.
Lodgement compiled from what the client sends, follow-ups tracked and chased, the client kept in the loop at each step. You stay the advocate.
Getting business insurance for my own company took months of back and forth, and I came out curious about the other side of the process. So I started asking brokers, more than fifty of them this year, how the work actually gets done. What I found was people who had gone out on their own, doing skilled work for clients, and losing their evenings to admin nobody pays for. I run a small business too. This is built for that.
The lesson from a decade in AI is that the hard part was never the technology. It was fitting it to how people actually work. That is what the three months are for.
As part of our product design work we produce data and tools that don't exist anywhere else: ASIC register movement dashboards, AR profile data, operating runbooks for new business, renewals and claims. We publish it all for the industry, no paywall, no lead-gen gate.
It builds your pre-renewal emails. Tenzi reads the expiring policy, drafts the email in your words with a client-ready summary, and you send it from your own Outlook once you've looked it over. New business form filling is next. Claims is in design with partners. We'd rather tell you what works now than list what's coming.
Australian general insurance brokers who run renewals for real clients: Authorised Representatives under a licensee, and brokerages holding their own AFSL. If the renewal pile is what stops you growing the book, you're who we build for.
$100 a month for the three months of Cohort 02. After that, a monthly price per broker, no lock-in, agreed in month three against the hours it has given back. Expect a fraction of what an admin hire costs. If it isn't earning its keep, you walk.
Month one, we map how you actually do renewals and set Tenzi up around it. Month two, you send real pre-renewals through it from your own Outlook, with your sign-off on every one. Month three, we count the hours and put a dollar figure on them. Your side is about an hour a week, plus honest feedback. Six seats in Cohort 02, and they start as they fill. Put your hand up below.
Yes, with their yes. Licensees rightly want to know where client data goes and who can see it. We bring a short governance summary and a walkthrough for them. Brokers with their own AFSL skip this step.
Tenzi runs on Microsoft Azure in the Asia-Pacific region and connects to your own Microsoft 365 mailbox, with your admin's consent. Nothing goes to a client or an insurer without your sign-off, and you can see where each detail in a draft came from.
A few details so we can tell quickly whether Cohort 02 fits your book. Roshan reads every one and replies within two working days.
No pitch deck needed, no call to book. If you'd rather just write, the address below works the same way.