Standardize premium operations across entities and offices.

Different entities and acquired businesses bring different accounts, systems and ways of handling premium. Advance helps finance teams organize premium accounts, reconcile records and manage carrier payments across the organization, with visibility into the entity and carrier detail behind the work.

Reconciled

$6.7M balanced

Carrier payment

$4,358.90 • May 18

Scheduled

$1,125.76 earned

Yield • 3.0% APY

Completed

$1,125.76 earned

Yield • 3.0% APY

Completed

Invoice received

Binder forwarded via email

Completed

Account Name

SilverOak Coverage Services

Account Balance

$5,128.12

Estimated Yield

$1,125.76

Account Balance

**5931

Estimated Yield

$992,100,175

Balance Change Graph

Month

10M

7.5M

5M

2.5M

0

Jan

Feb

Mar

Apr

May

Jun

Feb,22

4,556

Agency + Producer

$769 + $256 • May 28

Scheduled

Trusted by industry leaders

the problem

Separate processes make it harder to see where premium stands

One office may track premium in spreadsheets. Another may use a different accounting system or account structure. An acquired business brings its own carrier relationships, reporting practices and payment workflows.

Finance teams have to establish:

What's been collected
What's reconciled
What's due to carriers

The result

That work slows reporting and makes discrepancies harder to investigate. As the organization grows, each additional process gives accounting teams another set of records to reconcile and finance leadership another gap to resolve.

Why advance

Spend less time assembling answers

Finance teams can reduce the manual work required to bring together information from separate accounts and spreadsheets.

Focus on reconciliation exceptions

Addie, Advance's AI technology, supports routine premium, commission and carrier statement matching and identifies discrepancies for review.

More consistent records

Accounting teams can use more consistent records to investigate discrepancies and document premium movement and payments.

A clearer view for leadership

Leadership gets a clearer basis for reviewing premium activity across entities and carrier relationships.

More capacity as volume grows

As transaction volume grows, less repetitive work gives existing teams more capacity to support the business.

How it works

Connect account structure, reconciliation and carrier payments

01
Organize premium accounts

Structure premium accounts around entities, programs and carrier relationships so teams can track funds against the obligations they manage.

02
Reconcile premium records

Match premium, commission and carrier statement information, with discrepancies surfaced for finance teams to review.

03
Manage carrier payments

Handle carrier payments through Advance as part of the premium workflow, keeping reconciliation and remittance records closer together.

04
Review activity across the organization

Give finance leadership a broader view of premium activity while retaining the entity, program and carrier detail accounting teams need.

customer stories

How insurance businesses have connected premium workflows

Carma and Pathpoint

Carma Insurance, an MGA, replaced five separate tools with Advance and gained visibility into premium movement by policy and account.

Pathpoint began with funds from a single carrier before expanding its use of Advance. It established separate carrier accounts and managed carrier payables while keeping its existing AMS and core workflows.

Plan implementation around your existing environment

You've already invested in AMS platforms, accounting systems and internal finance processes. Evaluating Advance starts with how those systems support your premium operation today.

security & trust

Give finance and technology teams the detail they need.

Advance is SOC 2 Type II audited. Deposit accounts are provided through OMB Bank, Member FDIC. Review the sponsor-bank structure, account setup, security controls and implementation requirements as part of your evaluation.

Bank-sponsored program


Banking services are provided by OMB Bank, Member FDIC. Advance is a financial technology company, not a bank.

SOC 2 Type II audited

Advance is SOC 2 Type II audited, with security controls reviewed as part of that process.

Works alongside your systems

Advance works alongside your existing systems rather than requiring a full technology replacement.

Turn premium money from a passive liability into an asset

See what your premium balances could be earning. Request a demo with our team.

Our demonstrated consistency in SOC 2 Type 2 reporting provides independent assurance that our control environment—spanning data storage, processing, and transfer—meets rigorous, independently audited benchmarks for security, availability, and confidentiality.

*. Advance is a financial technology company, not a bank. Banking services are provided by OMB Bank, Member FDIC. Deposits in checking and savings accounts are held by OMB Bank and are eligible for FDIC insurance coverage. FDIC insurance covers the failure of an insured bank; pass-through insurance applies only if specific conditions are met. OMB Bank does not sponsor Advance's AI program. Fees, terms, and conditions may apply. Please review our Terms of Service and Privacy Policy. Contact us for questions about your privacy and consult a tax advisor for tax-related concerns. Annual Percentage Yield (APY) of up to 3% is available on eligible accounts and is accurate as of September 1, 2026. Actual APY may vary based on account type and balance. Lower APYs may apply if eligibility requirements are not met. Rates are variable and subject to change at any time. Fees may reduce earnings.

Turn premium money from a passive liability into an asset

See what your premium balances could be earning. Request a demo with our team.

Our demonstrated consistency in SOC 2 Type 2 reporting provides independent assurance that our control environment—spanning data storage, processing, and transfer—meets rigorous, independently audited benchmarks for security, availability, and confidentiality.

*. Advance is a financial technology company, not a bank. Banking services are provided by OMB Bank, Member FDIC. Deposits in checking and savings accounts are held by OMB Bank and are eligible for FDIC insurance coverage. FDIC insurance covers the failure of an insured bank; pass-through insurance applies only if specific conditions are met. OMB Bank does not sponsor Advance's AI program. Fees, terms, and conditions may apply. Please review our Terms of Service and Privacy Policy. Contact us for questions about your privacy and consult a tax advisor for tax-related concerns. Annual Percentage Yield (APY) of up to 3% is available on eligible accounts and is accurate as of September 1, 2026. Actual APY may vary based on account type and balance. Lower APYs may apply if eligibility requirements are not met. Rates are variable and subject to change at any time. Fees may reduce earnings.

Turn premium money from a passive liability into an asset

See what your premium balances could be earning. Request a demo with our team.

Our demonstrated consistency in SOC 2 Type 2 reporting provides independent assurance that our control environment—spanning data storage, processing, and transfer—meets rigorous, independently audited benchmarks for security, availability, and confidentiality.

*. Advance is a financial technology company, not a bank. Banking services are provided by OMB Bank, Member FDIC. Deposits in checking and savings accounts are held by OMB Bank and are eligible for FDIC insurance coverage. FDIC insurance covers the failure of an insured bank; pass-through insurance applies only if specific conditions are met. OMB Bank does not sponsor Advance's AI program. Fees, terms, and conditions may apply. Please review our Terms of Service and Privacy Policy. Contact us for questions about your privacy and consult a tax advisor for tax-related concerns. Annual Percentage Yield (APY) of up to 3% is available on eligible accounts and is accurate as of September 1, 2026. Actual APY may vary based on account type and balance. Lower APYs may apply if eligibility requirements are not met. Rates are variable and subject to change at any time. Fees may reduce earnings.