Chicago, IL — October 7, 2025 — Leads & Copy — Applied Systems® unveiled its next wave of innovation within the Applied Insurance AI™ suite at Applied Net® 2025, the largest user conference for independent agents. The suite delivers connected, intelligent workflows across the entire Digital Roundtrip of Insurance, from sales and marketing to policy management, submissions, servicing, and financial management.
Applied also previewed new Cytora-powered technologies that use advanced AI to understand and extract information from any data source, and autofill data directly into the agency management system. Applied Insurance AI is built on 40 years of insurance expertise, agency management systems (Applied Epic® and EZLynx®), and the largest carrier connectivity network (Ivans®).
New Applied Insurance AI Innovations include:
- Intelligent Book of Business Insights: Applied Book Builder™ is an AI-powered risk intelligence tool in Applied Epic.
- Automated Commission Reconciliation: Applied Recon™ is an AI-powered reconciliation solution embedded in Applied Epic.
- Smarter Personal Lines Renewals: Personal Lines Renewal Insights (PLRI) in Applied Epic streamlines and automates renewal reviews.
- Seamless Email Management: Epic Bridge is a new Outlook add-in for Applied Epic that streamlines communication.
- Intelligent Productivity: Epic Max extends Applied Epic with built-in AI capabilities.
- Automated Data Capture: Epic AutoFill leverages Cytora technology to read carrier documents and extract information.
- Centralized Submission Management: Epic Submissions Manager will introduce a unified workspace in Applied Epic.
According to Taylor Rhodes, chief executive officer of Applied Systems, “The next era of insurance will be defined by experiences that are faster, smarter, and more personal for every customer,”
Applied Systems is the leading global provider of cloud-based software that powers the business of insurance.
Contact: Lauren Malcolm, Applied Systems, 678-438-5093, LMalcolm@appliedsystems.com
Source: Applied Systems
