Registry integrations
Calls to registries go through a shared queue: with the data subject’s consent, retries after a failure and a request log. The connection to a specific national database is set up for the insurer, because the account credentials belong to the insurer, not to the platform.
Plan All plans. Custom integrations in Enterprise.
What is inside
- A queue of registry calls with consents, retries and diagnostics
- Contract registration obligations for five countries
- Tunduk in Kyrgyzstan: person data by PIN and vehicle data by plate number
- The Kazakhstan ESBD contract is mapped to types and ready to connect
- Credit bureaus in six markets
- Payment gateways in five countries
- 1C accounting over HTTP and via file exchange
- Notifications: SMS, email, WhatsApp, Telegram, push and portal messages
- An open Partner API and webhooks for partners
Connections
- ESBD
- GBD FL/UL
- Tunduk
- NSIS
- EAIS
- 1C
Conditions
A connection to a state database requires the insurer’s contract with its operator. The address, keys and account credentials are set in the insurer’s settings.
These parts of the module are on the product roadmap. We confirm timing and scope during implementation.
- GTsVP: pension data
- ENBEK: employment data
- GIBDD: vehicle and road accident data
- Link with A3.Accounting
Frequently asked questions
Whose account credentials are used for registries?
The insurer’s. The platform never calls state databases in its own name: the address, keys and certificate are set in the organization settings.
What happens if a registry does not respond?
The request stays in the queue and is retried, and diagnostics show the cause of the failure.
How do we connect an accounting system?
1C is connected over HTTP or via file exchange. Events are passed with guaranteed delivery, so they are not lost after a failure.
Other features
Shall we show the system on your products?
We will build your product in the builder, take a policy from quote to claim and estimate the implementation cost for your lines of business and countries.