It’s a landmark figure worth noting for Sixfold;
Sixfold, the AI underwriting platform provider trusted by L&H and P&C leaders including Zurich North America, AXIS, and Generali, today announced that it has surpassed one million underwriting submissions processed across more than 40 insurance lines, underscoring insurers’ rapidly growing appetite for AI that delivers immediate, measurable value.
The achievement reflects 129% year-over-year growth in submissions and working with more than 50 underwriting teams. It showcases a broader market trend: insurers are moving past experimentation and embracing AI systems that integrate seamlessly into underwriting workflows, support human judgment, and scale across lines and geographies.
“Carriers aren’t looking for AI concepts anymore – they’re looking for AI that works from day one,” said Jane Tran, COO of Sixfold. “Underwriters need tools that understand complexity, plug directly into existing systems, and improve their decision-making. That’s why leading insurers are rolling Sixfold out at speed; it works the way underwriting actually works.”
This shift toward full-scale AI underwriting adoption contrasts sharply with the broader market’s struggle to operationalise AI platforms. A recent BCG study found that only 7% of insurance AI initiatives move beyond pilots, often due to deployment friction, disconnected workflows, and organisational resistance.
Sixfold’s results tell a different story. Across its customer base, the company has achieved an 89% average user adoption rate, with customers reaching business value in just 2.4 months. Adoption is measured as active users against the team size that insurers commit to during implementation – a metric that reflects genuine, day-to-day workflow integration.
Laurence Brouillette, Head of Customer Success at Sixfold, said: “Seventy percent of failed AI efforts come from human and organisational barriers, not technology. The carriers seeing success are the ones who involve underwriters from day one, give feedback loops real weight, and treat AI as a core workflow tool. That’s how insurers successfully scale from pilot to enterprise deployment.”
To support insurers’ shift toward fully operational AI, Sixfold will be releasing a new AI Adoption Guide, outlining the five-stage deployment model it uses to drive consistent adoption across underwriting teams.
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