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At the Target Markets Mid-Year Conference in Dallas, we heard the same frustration over and over:
“We want to move fast, but our system won’t let us.”
“Every update-no matter how small-requires a support ticket.”
“We’re tired of waiting in someone else’s queue.”
This isn’t just annoying. It’s dangerous for MGAs trying to stay competitive in a fast-moving market.
If your platform can’t quickly adjust to new workflows, LOBs, or market changes, it’s not just a tech issue-it’s a growth blocker. And it’s costing you in four critical ways:
In a business where every hour counts, “submit a ticket” is not a sustainable operating model.
The MGAs we spoke with weren’t asking for flashy features. They were asking for control-over workflows, over visibility, and over how fast they can respond to market needs.
One quote stood out:
“I’m not waiting three weeks to add a question. That delay costs me business.”
Exactly.
We believe MGAs should own their system-not be owned by it. That’s why Expert Insured is built to move at the speed of your business:
And here’s the key difference:
Our developers are not hidden.
At Expert Insured, you meet them on implementation calls. You can talk to them directly. When something needs to change, it doesn’t get buried in a ticket system-it gets solved.
You Can’t Scale on a Support Queue
In this market, adaptability is everything. If your system can’t change fast, you can’t either-and that means lost revenue, frustrated brokers, and missed strategic opportunities.
If your current platform is slowing you down, there’s a better way. Let us show you what it looks like when your MGA is finally in control.
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