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HOW DIBNI WORKS

From business context to professional review

The DIBNI commercial insurance introduction process starts with the business rather than forcing a customer to identify the right insurance product at the outset. The digital journey progressively gathers relevant information, prepares it into a structured enquiry and supports an appropriate professional introduction.

THE PROCESS

Six stages. One clearer commercial insurance journey

01 / THE BUSINESS

Begin with what the organisation actually does

Industry, occupation, activities, scale, locations and circumstances establish the context for the enquiry.
02 / DIGITAL PROPOSAL

Ask questions relevant to that business

Industry-, occupation- and insurance-class-led questioning helps avoid a one-size-fits-all proposal experience.
03 / PROGRESSIVE DISCLOSURE

Show detail when it becomes relevant

Conditional logic can reveal additional questions only when previous answers make them necessary.
04 / STRUCTURED INFORMATION

Prepare a useful proposal record

Information is organised into a structured record that can support professional review, PDFs, CRM workflows and downstream processes.
05 / ROUTING

Consider which insurance professional is appropriate

DIBNI seeks to align enquiries with relevant territory, class, industry and business appetite without implying capabilities that have not yet been implemented.
06 / PROFESSIONAL PROCESS

The insurance professional takes the process forward

The receiving professional can assess, advise, approach markets, quote, negotiate or place business where appropriate and authorised.

WHAT DIBNI DOES

Technology handles structure. Professionals retain judgement

CollectGather relevant business and risk information through a clear digital proposal journey.
OrganiseTurn responses into consistent, structured information that can be reviewed and reused downstream.
IntroduceSupport a better prepared connection between the business and an appropriate insurance professional.

FOR INSURANCE PROFESSIONALS

See what a DIBNI introduction is designed to contain

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