Origami Risk named definitive market leader in 2026 RMIS report

Origami Risk’s latest top ranking is less about a trophy shelf than a hard signal from buyers in risk technology: the platforms winning repeated trust are the ones that can run the work, not just store the data. Redhand Advisors named Origami the definitive market leader in the 2026 RMIS Report, marking the eighth consecutive year the company has been recognized as a leader. Origami said the report, released with a May 4, 2026 press announcement, placed it highest in both execution and strategic vision, with “very strong” or “above average” marks in 13 of the 14 RMIS categories.

That matters because RMIS has moved well beyond a back-office repository for incident records and loss runs. Redhand Advisors says RMIS is becoming the foundation of a broader RiskTech strategy, a shift that favors connected risk operating systems over isolated tools. For enterprise buyers, that means the real test is whether a platform can connect claims, safety, compliance, analytics, and reporting in a way that supports day-to-day decisions across departments. Origami has been pushing that message for years, describing its platform as purpose-built, cloud-native, and designed to streamline compliance, claims, and operations on one cloud platform.

The details in Origami’s RMIS pitch line up with what the market is asking for now: claims management, claims financials tracking, centralized documentation, dashboards, and real-time insights across the claims lifecycle. That is the kind of depth that separates a serious operating platform from a generic database. It also helps explain why Redhand’s annual RMIS Report carries weight. The report is built on insights from more than 1,000 risk professionals, plus vendor briefings and direct market experience, and Redhand says it is downloaded by more than 4,000 risk management professionals each year.

Origami’s standing also reflects a broader consolidation story in insurance software. The company acquired DAIS in 2023 to expand its P&C insurance capabilities, adding no-code storefront and rating-as-a-service features to its core offering. It was also recognized in Gartner’s 2024 Magic Quadrant for SaaS P&C Core Platforms, North America, and it said a new mobile risk and safety app launched at the start of 2024 was rapidly deployed by more than 150 clients. Put together, those moves show a vendor building beyond RMIS into a wider stack for risk, claims, and insurance operations. The market is rewarding exactly that: not just a strong point solution, but a platform that can absorb more of the workflow without adding more complexity.