Partners & Integration
One Platform. Every System You Already Use
Five Sigma’s API-first architecture connects claims, policy, billing, payments, and vendor systems into a single, unified workflow without costly development work.
Built to Connect with Your Ecosystem
A growing network built for claims management
Integration Partners
Embedded Data, Communications and Reporting Services
Payment Solution
Policy Administration
Data Providers
Policy Administration
Why APIs Matter for Claims Teams
The Key Benefits of Five Sigma’s API-First Platform
Connected by design
Integrate new systems without major technology changes.
Faster from day one
Move claims forward with connected, real-time data.
Built for what’s next
Create custom workflows that extend Five Sigma as your needs evolve.
Efficiency at scale
Reduce LAE by automating handoffs across your claims ecosystem.
APIs for All
FNOL APIs
Automatically pull data from any FNOL app or website, allowing insurers to let their policyholders file a claim via any digital channel
Policy APIs
Integrate with any policy admin software to automatically pull policy holder information allowing for quick and easy coverage verification
Claims APIs
Automatically pull data from any FNOL app or website, allowing insurers to let their policyholders file a claim via any digital channel
Vendor APIs
Automatically assign claims to third-party service providers and get status updates
Payment APIs
Automate payment processing and make payments using any payment method
And more!
We keep adding new APIs and features for the benefit of our customers.
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FAQ
What is the Five Sigma Partner Program?
The Five Sigma Partner Program connects technology, service, and distribution companies to Five Sigma’s AI-native claims management platform and Clive, its agentic AI for claims. Partners fall into three groups: technology partners who integrate their product with Five Sigma over open APIs, consulting and BPO partners who deliver claims modernization programs, and MGAs, TPAs, and carriers who run claims on Five Sigma for their own or their clients’ programs.
Who can become a Five Sigma partner?
Five Sigma partners with insurance technology vendors (policy administration, payments, data and fraud, document processing, repair and vendor networks), system integrators and BPO providers, consultancies, and MGAs and TPAs handling claims on behalf of carriers. Current partners include Socotra for core policy and billing, One Inc and Vitesse for claims payments, Sutherland for digital engineering and BPaaS, and Xceedance for TPA and managed services. Five Sigma works with companies serving P&C insurers across North America, the UK, and ANZ. [Confirm the partner list against your approved page.]
What systems does Five Sigma integrate with?
Five Sigma integrates with policy administration systems, claims payment providers, document repositories, data and fraud vendors, repair and vendor networks, communication channels, and BI and data warehouse tools. Connections run over Five Sigma’s REST API set, which covers FNOL, policy, claims, vendor, payment, and data export, plus webhooks for event-driven updates. Named integrations include Socotra for policy and billing and One Inc and Vitesse for payments.
How do APIs help reduce loss adjustment expense (LAE)?
LAE follows two things: the minutes an adjuster spends per claim and how many claims each adjuster can carry. API connections cut both. Automatic policy verification at FNOL removes a manual lookup. Payment APIs remove double entry between the claims system and the payment provider. Vendor APIs pull estimates straight onto the claim file. Every removed step lowers active work time per claim, which is the operational number LAE actually tracks.
Does Clive work with our existing claims system?
Yes. Clive runs on top of any existing claims management system, so your customers add AI and automation without replacing their core platform. Clive reads the claim file, handles intake, triage, document processing, coverage checks, and communications, and returns the claim to the adjuster with the routine work already done. For partners, this removes the migration objection from the sales conversation entirely.
