United States · Insurance startup

Joshu

Joshu is an AI insurance platform designed for carriers and managing general agents (MGAs) to build, sell, and manage insurance products within a single system.

Funding reportedLast round: Series A

InsuranceWest Menlo Park, United States

About Joshu

Joshu is an AI insurance platform designed for carriers and managing general agents (MGAs) to build, sell, and manage insurance products within a single system.

The platform integrates product creation, underwriting, and distribution, making it easier for regulated insurance operators to streamline their operations. Joshu is SOC 2 Type II compliant, ensuring a high standard of security and data management. The platform offers tools for digital insurance product creation and launch, enabling users to build, distribute, and grow their insurance offerings online. Joshu emphasizes fast implementation, allowing customers to launch products in 100 days or less. Its capabilities include product building, online distribution of commercial insurance, integrated underwriting, and operational management, all within one cohesive environment.

What company datasets say Joshu raised

Funding, as reported

Reported in all$12Min dollars
Last roundSeries A
Last round size$4.0M
Last round dateAug 2024

The company, in detail

What they build

Known for

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Sector
Insurance
Industry code
NAICS 513210, 524210, SIC 7372, 6411
Region
California

Insurance in United States

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