Sureify Launched aiCONNECT AI Solution
The integration connects life and annuity carriers to AI tools for data analysis.
Updated on Sept. 29, 2026 in Artificial Intelligence

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Sureify released its aiCONNECT AI solution on September 29, 2026, extending the capabilities of its existing CoreCONNECT platform. This software integration allows life and annuity carriers to access data through AI tools like Claude.
Why it matters
The development aims to modernize insurance carrier operations by automating reporting on policy activity and applications. By embedding AI into the existing data layer, firms can reduce manual labor requirements.
The system embeds AI directly into the headless CoreCONNECT data orchestration layer. It enables access to business data through tools like Claude without requiring carriers to replace their existing legacy infrastructure.
The players
Sureify
A provider of technology platforms for the life and annuity insurance sector, focusing on data orchestration and digital modernization.
Claude
A family of large language models developed by Anthropic, capable of processing and analyzing large datasets.
The details
The platform functions as an extension to CoreCONNECT, a headless architecture that facilitates data integration across disparate insurance systems. A headless architecture — a software design where the front-end interface is decoupled from the back-end data processing — allows for modular updates without restructuring the core database. This integration connects current carrier systems to large language models like Claude, allowing for automated querying of complex policy data.
Timeline
September 29, 2026: Sureify released the aiCONNECT AI solution.
The Tech Race
This release marks an expansion of the existing CoreCONNECT platform. It follows a broader industry trend of layering generative AI onto established legacy data stacks to compete with cloud-native insurance technology offerings.
Life and annuity carriers can now implement this solution into their existing workflows without replacing their primary systems. The platform targets insurance operations teams currently tasked with manual reporting on applications and policy activity.
The takeaway
The addition of AI capabilities aims to eliminate days of manual labor for insurance reporting. Stakeholders should watch for future disclosures regarding the integration's error rates in regulatory reporting environments.
Further reading
For more on how insurance firms are adopting automated tools, visit Artificial Intelligence.
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