01
Details verified
Contact information is checked before an enquiry goes anywhere. Incomplete records never enter the queue.
Enquiries that arrive while they still matter.
Insurers and intermediaries rarely struggle to buy volume. They struggle with enquiries that arrive cold, incomplete or three days after the person stopped caring. We are built around the opposite.
Your criteria, held on our side.
Whatever makes an enquiry useful to your team gets written down before delivery starts and is then enforced by us. Country, line of business, cover level, timing, daily volume, anything you want excluded — it sits with us so nobody on your side has to filter after the fact.
When something changes on the supply side, you hear it from your contact before you see it in your dispositions. That single habit is what most relationships in this industry are missing.
- Criteria agreed in writing and applied before delivery
- Duplicate control against network activity and your own recent receipts
- Source visibility so you can pause one partner, not a campaign
- Volume and timing under your control, including working hours and daily caps
- Returns agreed up front, per line of business
Three ways to receive enquiries.
Pick whichever suits how your team actually works. All three carry the same information and the same checks.
While the person is still expecting a call
The enquiry reaches your team within moments of the person submitting it, once our checks have cleared. This is what we recommend wherever somebody is available to pick up the phone, and it is the single biggest factor in how a first conversation goes.
- Reaches you while the person is still expecting contact
- Lands in the system your team already uses
- Your working hours and daily caps respected automatically
- Anything you decline feeds back into how we route
| Detail | |
|---|---|
| Suits | Teams with somebody ready to call |
| Typical lines | Motor, travel, home |
| You control | Volume, hours, country, cover level |
| Setup | Handled by our team alongside yours |
| Reporting | Written summary on an agreed rhythm |
Look first, take what fits
We show you enough to judge whether an enquiry suits you and pass the rest across only when you accept. Useful where the decision depends on judgement that sits inside your own team rather than in a rule we can hold.
- You decide enquiry by enquiry
- Your internal criteria stay with you
- The same checks run before you see anything
- Anything you pass moves to the next business in line
| Detail | |
|---|---|
| Suits | Teams with their own selection logic |
| Typical lines | Life and protection, commercial |
| You control | Every individual decision |
| Setup | A little more work at the outset |
| Reporting | Written summary on an agreed rhythm |
Grouped on a rhythm you set
Where immediacy is not the deciding factor, enquiries arrive in groups on a schedule you choose. Common in lines where a person expects to hear back within a working day rather than within minutes.
- Continuous, hourly or once a day
- Suits teams that work in planned blocks
- Straightforward to reconcile against your own records
- Information protected in transit and at rest
| Detail | |
|---|---|
| Suits | Teams working in planned blocks |
| Typical lines | Health, legal expenses, commercial |
| You control | Timing, size and coverage |
| Setup | The simplest of the three |
| Reporting | Summary with every delivery |
What happens before an enquiry reaches you.
Checking after delivery only tells you what you already spent. Everything below runs first.
02
Duplicates controlled
Compared against recent network activity and against what we have already sent you, inside an agreed window.
03
Objections applied
Anyone who has withdrawn consent or objected is removed, together with your own do-not-contact list.
04
Country and permissions
Enquiries reach only businesses permitted to operate in that country and that line of business.
05
Timing and volume
Daily caps and working hours keep delivery inside the window your team is genuinely staffed for.
06
Your exclusions
Anything you want kept out, including a specific partner, is held on our side rather than yours.
What the first two weeks look like.
A conversation, a connection, a careful start, then scale. No drawn-out procurement theatre.
01
A conversation
We go through your country, the lines you write, what makes an enquiry useful, the volume you want and where it needs to land.
02
Getting connected
Our team works with yours to get enquiries into the system you already use, and we test it together until both sides agree on every field.
03
A careful start
Delivery opens deliberately small so your team can work real enquiries and confirm the criteria behave as expected.
04
Scale and review
Caps lift once both sides are satisfied. From there you get a written summary on an agreed rhythm and a standing line to your contact.
- First conversation
- About 30 minutes
- Getting connected
- Usually the same week
- How we start
- Small, with everything recorded
- Review rhythm
- Agreed at the outset
Insurer questions.
Whatever the person provided for that line of business, plus the context around it: the country, the partner and channel, the page it came from, the moment it was submitted and the wording they agreed to. The exact set is agreed with you before anything goes live.
Yes, and we would rather you did. Country, line, cover level, timing, required information, exclusions, daily caps and individual partners can all be held on our side.
Terms are set per line of business and per country and written into an agreement, along with the returns policy. We do not publish prices because they depend on country, line, volume and exclusivity. Email us and we will talk specifics.
Yes. What matters is that you can describe what makes an enquiry useful to you and that somebody is there to follow up. A small team with clear criteria is a much easier relationship than a large one with none.
It depends on the stage, and it is set out properly in our Privacy Policy and in the data protection terms attached to your agreement. We are explicit about roles rather than vague, because vagueness in this area is where problems start.
Ask, and where the other party agrees we will arrange it. We will not put reference logos or quotes on this website without permission, so the honest answer is that references happen by introduction rather than by web page.
Tell us what makes an enquiry useful to you.
The most useful first email covers your country, the lines you write, how much your team can handle in a day and how you want enquiries delivered.