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Yehuda Daniel Katz
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Aug 26, 2025 9:49:40 AM
Growth is what every brokerage dreams about. More accounts, more revenue, stronger client rosters. But when the business grows, one question looms: how do you keep up with the work?
For decades, the options have been limited:
At first glance, this looks like the most natural fix. But the reality is that great support staff rarely get promoted. They’re too good to lose. Promoting them means you’ll never replace their skill, and the whole operation risks slipping. For the more sensitive leaders, it means dooming someone to a job where they will never get to test themselves and see the full extent of their reach. It’s like stepping on a frozen lake, you lift one foot to move forward, but you risk slipping. Eventually, the only way forward feels like bringing in even more hands. So you turn to the next option:
You get a recommendation from a previous colleague that they use a firm located in a different part of the world, or even in the same country, but they're removed from your team leads, they’re remote, they do not learn as quickly, and have many other accounts. They have dedicated themselves to the plateaued job of service without the prospect of learning. They will never get better. And for your team that’s seeking growth well… This isn’t growth: it’s a desperate attempt to buy time. You shuffle work to the cheapest available provider, hoping they don’t introduce new errors or delays. Outsourcing plugs the hole for a while, but it never addresses the real drag: your back office is still bloated, slow, and expensive. But now we enter the new age of Artificial Intelligence.
AI has promise, but most off-the-shelf tools lack nuance. They don’t understand the context of policy language. They don’t preserve the standards your team has built over years of experience. It does not sit in your board room taking notes on body language, or uses its senses to understand the other party. And when privacy is on the line, can you really risk funneling sensitive client contracts through ChatGPT’s black-box tool that wasn’t built for your business?
Really - I do not envy your problem, but it is out there. You know it better than I do. There is inefficiency and when you pay to grow, you are also paying for inefficiency. The questions is:
The truth is that your back office is a controllable expense. Unlike premiums, it doesn’t have to spiral out of control. To fix it, you need three things:
It’s a people problem, but the work itself isn’t people's work anymore. Document review is a job for machines.
That’s why we built RiskRemedy.
Instead of relying on fragile back-office staffing models, RiskRemedy reviews insurance documents in minutes, at a fraction of the cost of traditional operations. It scales with you, with the least possible friction. It preserves the standards your team has set, applying them consistently across every document, so you get the nuance, the accuracy, and the speed that off-the-shelf AI can’t deliver.
The result? Scale without drag. Growth without bloat. A brokerage that doesn’t pay for inefficiency and removes more than 50% of the operational costs that you incur annually - and that’s only for maintaining your existing book.
You’ve worked too hard to grow your book of business just to see your margins eaten up by administrative sprawl. RiskRemedy gives you a clean slate. and the edge to compete at the top.
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