Bevaya launches as insurance AI platform for carriers and brokers

Roots Automation is trying to make a clean break from the patchwork world of RPA bots and document pipelines with Bevaya, a new insurance-only AI agent platform it says is already running in more than 115 production deployments. The launch, on May 28, is not just a fresh nameplate. It is a bet that carriers, brokers and TPAs want one governed environment for agentic AI instead of a stack of separate tools stitched together across underwriting, claims and policy servicing.

That pitch puts Bevaya in direct conversation with the automation platforms insurers already know: RPA for repetitive tasks, IDP for document extraction and workflow suites for routing work across teams. Roots is arguing that those tools are useful but fragmented. Bevaya is built around prebuilt agents for submission ingestion, clearance, appetite, risk analysis, FNOL, coverage analysis, reserves, endorsements, renewals and premium audit, and it connects to Guidewire, Outlook, SFTP and custom APIs. In other words, this is not just about reading forms faster. It is about handling insurance work from intake to downstream processing inside systems carriers already use.

Roots says the platform is built exclusively for insurance, and that matters because the hard part in this market is not generic automation. It is insurance-specific judgment. The company points to InsurGPT, an ensemble of specialized models trained on more than 300 million proprietary insurance documents, as the context engine that helps the platform understand underwriting language, claims nuance and servicing workflows the way experienced humans do. That is the sharper edge of the launch: Bevaya is being sold less like a chatbot and more like a domain layer for production operations.

The company is also leaning hard on scale. Roots says those 115-plus deployments span large carriers, brokers and TPAs, including three of the top five P&C carriers, three of the top 10 brokers and three of the top 20 TPAs. That follows a January 2025 claim of 100% year-over-year revenue growth in 2024 and 500% growth over the prior three years. Roots also raised $22.2 million in Series B financing in September 2024, after Erie Strategic Ventures, the venture capital arm of Erie Insurance, announced an investment in January 2024.

Roots has been building the case for this category for a while. It was named to the InsurTech 100 for 2025 and has said its platform can achieve up to 80% straight-through processing rates, with pre-trained agents delivering time-to-value in weeks, not months. Bevaya is the most explicit version yet of that pitch: not another insurance automation tool, but an operating layer meant to make agentic AI look less experimental and more like core infrastructure.