Majesco powers eMaxx go-live across multiple commercial P&C lines
eMaxx moved workers’ comp, GL, commercial auto and property onto Majesco’s core stack in six months, aiming to cut audit friction and legacy drag.
eMaxx Assurance Group of Companies put Majesco’s P&C Intelligent Policy and Premium Audit platforms into production across workers’ compensation, general liability, commercial auto and commercial property, a six-month cutover that replaced legacy policy administration and premium audit systems. That matters because policy processing and premium audit sit close to pricing accuracy, compliance and cash flow, the places where fragmented tools and manual handoffs can quietly erode margin.
Majesco framed the deal as more than a software swap. eMaxx is a Specialty Managing General Agent and Attorney-in-Fact, and it says it provides commercial property and casualty insurance, captive programs and risk management solutions through policyholder-owned alternative risk insurance programs. In that model, speed is not a luxury. eMaxx had been wrestling with the same operational pressure points that trip up many MGA and specialty programs: handling large vehicle schedules, launching new products quickly and supporting customers and agents without adding more friction to the process.
The go-live suggests the workflow change was built around those bottlenecks. Majesco said the implementation used intelligent workflows, comprehensive bureau content and a SaaS delivery model, with the Premium Audit platform designed to automate the audit lifecycle, enrich exposure data and surface actionable insights through Agentic AI, real-time data intelligence and configurable rules. Majesco also positions its broader P&C Intelligent Core Suite around GenAI, Agentic AI, machine learning, automation and embedded analytics across policy, billing and claims. If the deployment is doing its job, the proof will show up in fewer manual reconciliations, faster audit completion and less time spent untangling exposure data for commercial auto and workers’ comp programs.
Kevin Seth, Divisional President of eMaxx, said the new platform marks a significant leap forward and replaces the legacy system with a scalable, flexible operating foundation. Adam Elster, Majesco’s CEO, cast the deployment as evidence that AI-native and cloud-native core systems can help MGAs modernize operating models while staying competitive in a fast-changing risk environment. The timing also fits Majesco’s larger growth story: in February, the company said customers were processing more than $100 billion in direct written premium on its core platforms, up from $36 billion in 2024. That kind of scale makes the eMaxx go-live less like a one-off vendor win and more like another sign that commercial P&C buyers are moving from point solutions to integrated operating platforms built to carry policy, audit and growth together.
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