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Recorded September 2026 · demonstration data

Product tour

One submission, start to finish. Then behind the counter.

A short click-through of the underwriting workbench: a broker's email becomes a rated, bound, bordereau-ready policy, with an assistant that drafts and proposes and a ledger that records every decision. Then the product, the rater and the binder it all ran on.

13 steps · about three minutes · or watch the ninety-second recording ↓

The interactive tour

Harbour Freight Services · management liability · start to finish

The underwriting workbench dashboard on Monday 7 September 2026: counters for awaiting me, unassigned, breached and due today; a needs-attention list led by Harbour Freight Services, 17 days over its SLA; and a capacity panel showing every binder inside its warning threshold.

Cuttleflow - underwriting, run as a platform

One submission, start to finish. Then behind the counter.

A submission, start to finish

  1. Monday morning
  2. A broker's email, already read
  3. What is known, what is missing
  4. The request is drafted, not sent
  5. The broker replies
  6. Rate, decide, quote
  7. Bound
  8. The ledger
  9. The bordereau builds itself

Behind the counter

  1. Eight products on the shelf
  2. Seven components, one version
  3. How the rate is built
  4. Binder control
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Read the tour as textThe thirteen steps, the same words as the stage, with each screen.

Step 1 of 13 · A submission, start to finish

Monday morning

The dashboard opens on what needs attention: two submissions past their SLA, one due today, and every binder inside its warning threshold. Nothing to hunt for. Open the queue.

Click Open the queue

The underwriting workbench dashboard on Monday 7 September 2026: counters for awaiting me, unassigned, breached and due today; a needs-attention list led by Harbour Freight Services, 17 days over its SLA; and a capacity panel showing every binder inside its warning threshold.

Step 2 of 13 · A submission, start to finish

A broker's email, already read

Harbour Freight Services came in by email from Harbourline. Cuttleflow has read the proposal, captured 3 of 20 answers, marked 4 as missing and written a summary. Nothing blocks a price yet. Open the submission.

Click Open SUB-698906

The submission queue with Harbour Freight Services Pty Ltd, from Harbourline, open beside it: 3 of 20 answers captured, 4 marked missing, the Cuttle summary of the insured and a draft info-request control.

Step 3 of 13 · A submission, start to finish

What is known, what is missing

Every answer with where it came from and whether it is confirmed. The gaps are marked MISSING, not buried. Cuttle offers to draft the request for them.

Click Draft the info request

The risk tab of submission SUB-698906: each answer with its source and status, three confirmed and the rest marked MISSING; the Cuttle panel offers to draft the info-request email.

Step 4 of 13 · A submission, start to finish

The request is drafted, not sent

Drafted from the gaps, with the information needed to provide terms first. It never sends itself: you review, edit and send. The draft and the model that wrote it are logged.

Click Copy the email

The Assist tab: an AI-generated draft information request listing the outstanding items, the editable email body, a Copy control, and the model that wrote it named on the draft.

Step 5 of 13 · A submission, start to finish

The broker replies

Paste the broker's reply. Cuttle finds the change, quotes the sentence it came from and proposes it - limit of indemnity 2,000,000 to 5,000,000. Applying it is an ordinary, audited amend.

Click Apply to draft

The Assist tab with the broker's reply pasted in and one proposed change, limit of indemnity 2,000,000 to 5,000,000, quoting the sentence it came from, with an Apply to draft control.

Step 6 of 13 · A submission, start to finish

Rate, decide, quote

Rating is deterministic: engine v2, every factor on screen, the premium recomputed live as the levers move. All binder rules pass and it is within your authority, so it auto-accepts. Anything beyond authority routes to referral.

Click Lock and issue the quote

The finalise-quote screen for Harbour Freight Services: the rating factors, the levers that change the price, the premium recomputed live to $5,931, a banner reading within authority, all binder rules pass, and the Lock and issue quote control.

Step 7 of 13 · A submission, start to finish

Bound

The policy is an immutable contract record. Endorsements adjust current terms on top of it; the original never changes. Everything that happened along the way is on the activity ledger.

Click Open Activity

A bound policy, POL-2026-1002 for Coastal Property Advisory Pty Ltd: the schedule of current terms, the cover sections, and the tabs including Activity.

Step 8 of 13 · A submission, start to finish

The ledger

Hash-chained and append-only. Each AI draft is logged with the model that produced it; each human amend sits beside it. Nothing is edited, nothing is deleted. Export it when the managing agent asks.

Click Export the ledger

The Activity tab of submission SUB-698906: seven hash-chained, append-only events, each AI draft logged with its model and each human amend beside it, with an Export CSV control.

Step 9 of 13 · A submission, start to finish

The bordereau builds itself

Every bound policy and endorsement, under the binder it was bound under, mapped to the Lloyd's DA SATS columns. Gross, net, GST, stamp duty. Export at month end.

Click Export CSV

The premium bordereau under Cuttleflow MGA AU ML 2026/27: two bound policies with net, GST, stamp duty and gross, the Lloyd's DA SATS mapping, and an Export CSV control.

Step 10 of 13 · Behind the counter

Eight products on the shelf

Each product is a versioned package. The catalogue shows the active version, what is coming into effect and any draft, with the question count, covers, endorsements, templates and bordereau columns on the card. Open Cyber.

Click Open Cyber

The product catalogue: cards for Comprehensive Crime, Cyber, Directors and Officers, Investment Managers Indemnity and Management Liability, each with its active version, effective date, question count, cover sections, endorsements, templates and bordereau columns.

Step 11 of 13 · Behind the counter

Seven components, one version

Questions, rating pipeline, coverage structure, rules, endorsement library, document templates and bordereau mapping - co-versioned. Any change makes a new version, which passes the validation gate and a named sign-off before it goes live. Open the rating pipeline.

Click Open the rating pipeline

The Cyber product, v3 deployed: the version rail and the seven co-versioned components, question set, rating pipeline, coverage structure, eligibility and referral rules, endorsement library, document templates and bordereau mapping.

Step 12 of 13 · Behind the counter

How the rate is built

Change any answer and re-rate. Each step shows its factor, the delta and the running total, then the decision - ACCEPT, REFER or DECLINE - with its reason. Same inputs, same premium, every time.

Click Re-rate

How the rate is built for Cyber: the answers, then each rating step with its factor, delta and running total to a technical premium of $11,943.24, and the decision ACCEPT with its reason.

Step 13 of 13 · Behind the counter

Binder control

Every delegated authority you write under: the carrier panel and each syndicate's share, the products and territories in scope, the authority caps and the premium income limit by year of account. Enforced at quote and bind; headroom updates as business is written.

Click Finish the tour

Binder control for Cuttleflow MGA AU ML 2026/27: the premium income limit by year of account with its headroom, the carrier panel (Meridian Syndicate Management 9901, lead, 60%; Tallowwood Underwriting 9902, 40%) and the per-risk authority caps.

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Cuttleflow in ninety seconds

One narrated pass through the same workbench, 1:49 long: the dashboard, the product catalogue, a submission read from the broker’s email, deterministic rating with authority built in, the assistant that proposes while a person decides, and binder control. Captions are on screen; the narration is below as a transcript.

Screen recording of the live workbench · demonstration data · no autoplay · captions on screen Download the 720p MP4

Chapters

Transcript

The narration, scene by scene, with the caption shown on screen and what is in the picture.

On screen Cuttleflow. Underwriting, run as a platform.

This is Cuttleflow, an underwriting platform for underwriting agencies and coverholders. One workbench for products, submissions, quotes, policies and bordereaux.

The Cuttleflow wordmark on a dark card, then the underwriter's dashboard: awaiting me, unassigned, breached and due today, the needs-attention list and the capacity panel.

On screen Every product is a versioned package. Validate, approve, deploy.

Every product is a versioned package: the questions, the rating, the covers, the rules, the wordings, the documents and the bordereau mapping. Easy to make changes, with built-in versioning. Admin users can validate, approve and deploy new versions. Eight financial-lines products are on the shelf today.

The product catalogue: Comprehensive Crime, Cyber, Directors and Officers, Investment Managers Indemnity, Management Liability and the rest, each card with its active version and effective date.

On screen Submissions read themselves. What is there, what is missing.

When a broker emails a submission, it lands straight in the queue. Cuttleflow reads the proposal form, opens the submission, fills in what it can and lists what's missing. The information request is drafted for you. Review it and send it.

The queue with Harbour Freight Services open: the broker, the insured's details with the gaps marked missing, and the Cuttle panel's draft info-request control.

On screen Deterministic rating. Auto-accept or refer. Authority built in.

Quoting is deterministic. A submission can be rated and accepted automatically, or referred for review when a rule or an authority limit says so. Binder limits and capacity are visible in real time.

The finalise-quote screen for Harbour Freight Services: the rating factors, the levers, the premium recomputed live, and the banner within authority, all binder rules pass.

On screen AI proposes. People decide. Everything is on the ledger.

Cuttle, the assistant, reads, drafts and proposes. Every decision, human or machine, is written to an audit ledger that can't be edited, and flows straight into the bordereau.

The Assist tab: the broker's email read, the proposed change to the limit of indemnity with Apply to draft, and the sanctions screen and at-a-glance panel alongside.

On screen Binder control. Panel, scope, caps, capacity. Enforced at quote and bind.

Binder control holds every delegated authority you write under: the carrier panel and each syndicate's share, the products and territories in scope, the authority caps, and the premium income limit by year of account. Binders stack, more than one can be in force, each scoped to its own products, and every quote is checked against the binder it will bind under, with capacity headroom updated as business is written.

Binder control for Cuttleflow MGA AU ML 2026/27: the premium income limit and headroom, the carrier panel with each syndicate's share, and the per-risk authority caps.

On screen cuttleflow.com · Book a demo

That's Cuttleflow. Book a demo at cuttleflow.com.

Back to the dashboard, then the wordmark card: cuttleflow.com, book a demo.

About the data. The insureds, brokers and people in the tour and the recording are fixtures, not clients: Harbour Freight Services, Harbourline, Coastal Property Advisory, Priya Nandan of Tallowwood Risk Partners and the rest are invented. The carrier names on the panel, Meridian Syndicate Management 9901 and Tallowwood Underwriting 9902, are placeholders and indicate no commercial relationship. No client data appears anywhere. Product structures, rating logic and binder controls are the platform’s own; the premiums are illustrative.