Rating engines. Policy APIs. Metadata-driven UIs. State filings. One platform for the testing challenges generic tools weren’t built to solve.
Or read the 25-page Guide to Testing Insurance Software (PDF)
Guidewire Policy Submission in 1 minute
Automating Guidewire PolicyCenter
Demos run on a real Guidewire Cloud tenant. Nothing scripted off-camera.
From underwriting APIs to agent portals to rating engines — one platform covers the testing challenges unique to insurance.
Karate Framework
Test the systems that power insurance operations — policy lifecycle APIs, claims processing, billing integrations, underwriting rules, and event-driven Kafka pipelines.
Karate Agent
Insurance UIs are metadata-driven — generated from configuration, not hand-crafted. Karate Agent’s display-text locators survive platform upgrades that break traditional automation.
VeriQuant
No-code rating validation for actuaries and underwriters. A 1% error on a $1B premium book means $10M potential loss. VeriQuant catches it in milliseconds.
The challenge — and the fix
Four problems unique to insurance. Four ways Karate Labs solves each one.
A single miscalculated factor cascades across an entire premium book.
No-code combinatorial validation. Actuaries use it directly — no IT bottleneck.
Actuaries spend more time testing than analyzing.
Combinatorial regression at scale. Free actuaries to do actuarial work.
Generic locators snap on metadata-driven screens and dynamic forms.
Display-text locators survive platform upgrades. Audit-grade session video included.
Rates, rules, and forms all need verification per filing, per state.
One-click regression for any rate or rule change. Built for DOI evidence.
Net result: release cycles compressed from weeks to days, with errors caught that manual testing misses.
Why testing insurance software is uniquely hard, and how to approach it. Covers rating complexity, metadata-driven UIs, time-travel testing, data prerequisites, API vs UI strategy, and hybrid testing patterns for policy lifecycle flows.
Download the Guide (PDF)Enterprise readiness
Security, deployment, identity, and audit posture — the questions your procurement team checks first.
Deploy where your data lives. Karate runs in your VPC, your data center, or fully air-gapped — no outbound calls required.
Policyholder, claim, and rate data stays inside your perimeter. No telemetry, no customer data sent to third parties.
Every run produces structured logs, session video (Karate Agent), and signed artifacts. Built for state DOI filings and internal audit.
SAML/OIDC against your IdP (Okta, Azure AD, Ping). Distinct roles for QA, actuaries, underwriters, and auditors.
Karate is Apache 2.0, with 8,900+ GitHub stars. Auditable by your security team. No black box, no proprietary capture.
Procured through your existing Guidewire vendor relationship. Embedded in the Guidewire Cloud Testing Framework.
SOC 2 evidence, security questionnaires, and reference calls available under MNDA. Request the security packet →
Karate is not just compatible with Guidewire — it’s embedded as the foundation of Guidewire’s own Testing Framework. Every Guidewire Cloud customer has access to Karate’s testing capabilities through the Guidewire Marketplace.
“Guidewire decided to leverage Karate Labs for our Testing Framework, as it is a powerful, open-source, industry-standard technology designed to make testing automation simple and accessible.”
Will Murphy
VP of Global Technology Alliances, Guidewire
Guided by a Guidewire veteran
Zachary Griesbach, former leader of the Guidewire Testing Framework and 15-year Guidewire ecosystem veteran, serves on the Karate Labs Advisory Board for the insurance vertical. Meet the Advisory Board →
Get started
Pick a starting point. We’ll match the right team and timeline to your evaluation.
60 min with an insurance-specialist solutions engineer.
Schedule →Security packet, deployment guide, and reference customers.
Start eval →VeriQuant ROI modeled on your book size and rating cadence.
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