Origami Risk named market leader in Redhand’s 2026 RMIS report

Origami Risk stayed on top of a market that is getting harder to serve and harder to win. Redhand Advisors named the Chicago-based software company the market leader in its 2026 RMIS Report on May 4, extending Origami’s streak to eight straight years as a leader in the ranking.

That matters because RMIS is no longer just about tracking incidents or filing claims faster. Redhand says its annual report is the most comprehensive look at the RMIS and broader RiskTech market, and this year’s edition drew on insights from more than 1,000 risk professionals, vendor briefings, and Redhand’s own market experience. It is also downloaded by more than 4,000 risk management professionals each year, which makes the ranking a meaningful signal for buyers sorting through an increasingly crowded software stack.

Origami said Redhand identified it as the benchmark RMIS platform for complex risk environments and scored it “very strong” or “above average” in 13 of 14 categories. The company pointed to system satisfaction, implementation, claims administration and management, incident management, reporting, configuration, and workflow as standout areas. Those are the categories that separate a polished demo from a platform that actually survives day-to-day use across multiple lines, business units, and compliance demands.

That breadth is the point. Large carriers, MGAs, public entities, and specialty organizations are not shopping for isolated claims tools anymore. They want one operating environment that can connect claims, policy, compliance, reporting, and automation without forcing every team back into spreadsheets and legacy point applications. Origami has leaned into that reality, describing its RMIS as a way to unify risk, safety, and insurance data, centralize visibility into incidents, claims, policies, and exposures, and reduce reliance on older systems.

The company has also been pushing harder into AI, analytics, and integration. Its broader cloud platform includes AI tools, reporting and analytics, and API-driven integrations, a mix that fits the market’s shift toward governed operational AI instead of flashy copilots with no real workflow depth. Origami’s leadership has argued that the best technology solves concrete problems first, and the company’s recent momentum backs that up: in October 2024 it said it had signed nearly 100 new core deals and completed 50 successful implementation go-lives over the prior 36 months. In 2025, it rolled out AI-powered tools for risk registers, claims summaries, and workflow automation.

Founded in 2009 in Chicago, Origami has spent more than 15 years building toward this position. With prior recognition from Verdantix in 2025 and Gartner in 2024, the latest RMIS win reinforces a simple market truth: leadership now belongs to the platforms that can handle complexity without losing control of the data, the workflow, or the user.