BigStarfish ยท Demos
Each film is one continuous take on the live system, running against a fabricated demo book.
The whole story in motion: the market, the desks, the install, and the laws the work runs under. Watch this first.
In partner review
Keyless quote to enrollment: a carrier census file becomes five priced options, a shareable client page, and a chosen plan that turns into the enrollment with nobody retyping a name.
The policy mover: the one missing field arrives through a secure HR link, and the enrollment portal types itself while the rep watches. The Submit click stays human.
The Lab
Bindery: census out, proposals back, bound.
Proof of coverage, issued from the book: pick a policy, add the holder, and the certificate is issued and frozen at issue, with every issued copy still one click away.
First notice of loss, captured clean: the client answers a short set of questions on their own link, and the gap report names what the carrier will still ask for.
The radar surfaces renewals 90 days out. The rep queues them, the Shift badge fills the applicant into each carrier portal and saves the premium in one press, the desk presents the winner, and Enroll opens the Policy Mover with the packet ready.
Every fact for the requote on one screen: grouped sections, one click per field, and the move tracked while it is in flight.
The window proposes every carrier-confirmed renewal with its message drafted, the rep approves row by row, and the policyholder answers in one tap; in beta the queue records intent and nothing sends.
The whole desk in one take: a census in, ranked plans with real monthly premiums out, a quote page the employer can hold, and the cross-sell raised at renewal. People decide; the desk types.
The morning lead file works itself: drop the spreadsheet in whatever layout it arrived, each row becomes a card, one link walks the whole stack through the rep's own signed-in carrier portals, and a card turns green when it is call-ready. Your reps call people, not portals.
The books, kept, on the agency's own book: carrier commissions in, payroll and rent out, every line filed by rules the team sets. Anything unclear waits for a person, corrections become rules, and it reads money without ever moving it.
Growth from the clients you already have: plain rules over the book raise the next policy each client needs, on the owning producer's desk 30 to 60 days before renewal. Nothing goes to a client on its own, and wins count themselves against your own baseline.
The operating system that fits one business: the deck's own story in motion, from the capability line to the install.
The board itself, live: ask the whole book a question in plain words, the renewals radar counted from your own records, one memory behind every marketing tool, and a team of named agents who each report to a person on your staff. Connect on top; nothing migrates.
The Lab
The front office that remembers every family, and knows when each one needs something: the families who need something today, found by rules and drafted in each family's own language; the admissions season on one board; and a web inquiry that becomes a family on the book the same minute. Nothing sends without a person.
The simplest books for a small business: money in, money out, and profit from the statements themselves; set a merchant once and it is set for good; the fall tax outlook as plain arithmetic, every move framed as a question for the CPA. It moves no money and files nothing.
Booking that knows the calendar: the month opens where the openings are, slots come from the working calendar itself in the business's own time zone, and reminders and confirmations ride each booking. One link, end to end.
Recorded on the live system with fabricated demo data. Granite Peak Health is a fictional practice carrier.