Headquarters:

Austin, TX

Year founded:

2020

Number of employees:

<80

Phone:

1 737 667 6449

Email:

info@intxis.com 

Website:

intxis.com

LinkedIn:

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Robert Lewis

Chief Executive Officer

Devon Ellett

Chief Operating Officer

Will Perrone

Chief Revenue Officer

Leadership

Rob Lewis is CEO and founder of INTX Insurance Software, leading the company’s strategy and global expansion across specialty carriers, reinsurers, MGAs, and captives. With more than 35 years of experience spanning insurance, reinsurance, software, and financial markets, he has founded and scaled multiple ventures, including Global Alliance Insurance Group, Kindle Insurance Technologies, and One Reinsurance. Lewis began his career in capital markets, founding Utrade Online Securities and becoming one of the youngest members of the Institute of Stockbrokers. At INTX, he focuses on reducing operational complexity and enabling scalable, capital-efficient growth through modernized core insurance workflows.

Chief Executive Officer

Robert Lewis

Devon Ellett serves as COO at INTX Insurance Software, overseeing global operations, product delivery, and implementation strategy. A co-founder of INTX, he brings deep technical and operational expertise across specialty insurance and reinsurance systems. Prior to INTX, he held leadership roles in technology and risk advisory, including experience at EY, where he focused on IT and risk management engagements. With a background in informatics and enterprise systems design, Ellett specializes in building scalable, multi-entity platforms that eliminate manual workflows and implementation drag. He is committed to delivering disciplined execution that ensures insurers achieve rapid, measurable time-to-value.

Chief Operating Officer

Devon Ellett

Will Perrone is CRO at INTX Insurance Software, leading enterprise growth across carriers, MGAs, captives, and reinsurers. He brings extensive experience advising insurance executives on complex transformation initiatives, including prior leadership roles at EY, where he supported large-scale modernization programs. Perrone specializes in aligning technology decisions with operating model strategy, helping insurers replace fragmented systems with unified, capital-transparent architecture. At INTX, he leads a consultative, executive-level go-to-market approach focused on long-term partnership and measurable operational impact. His work centers on enabling scalable growth through integrated policy, claims, billing, and reinsurance workflows.

Chief Revenue Officer

Will Perrone

Nick Squier

Chief Financial Officer

Nick Squier is CFO at INTX Insurance Software, responsible for financial strategy, governance, and scalable growth infrastructure. A Certified Public Accountant, he brings more than 14 years of experience from Deloitte and RSM, where he advised clients on complex accounting, reporting, and risk management matters under US GAAP. At INTX, he ensures financial discipline supports rapid expansion while strengthening operational rigor and long-term sustainability. Squier partners closely with insurers and private equity-backed platforms to align modernization initiatives with measurable financial outcomes, operational efficiency gains, and enhanced transparency across multi-entity insurance environments.

Chief Financial Officer

Nick Squier

Tommy Incorvia

Chief Marketing Officer

Tommy Incorvia is CMO at INTX Insurance Software, leading global brand strategy and go-to-market execution. He brings deep experience across global payments and fintech, having held senior leadership roles at WorldFirst, TransferMate, and PingPong, where he helped scale international growth across cross-border markets. Additionally, Incorvia brings extensive expertise in core banking technologies from his leadership role at Backbase, positioning modern digital banking platforms within complex, highly regulated environments. With a track record of building and scaling global organizations, he translates complex technology into executive-level narratives that drive enterprise adoption and long-term growth.

Chief Marketing Officer

Tommy Incorvia

Christopher Welty, PHR, SHRM-CP

Chief Human Resources Officer

Elizabeth Bounds

General Counsel

Nealy Farshadi

Principal, Strategic Client Relations

Pam Chhabra

Manager – Residential Strata

Christopher Welty joined Brown & Riding in 2007 as an HR assistant and swiftly advanced within the company. His dedication and talent led to a series of promotions, culminating in his appointment as the firm’s CHRO in 2019. During his tenure, Welty has seen B&R more than quadruple in growth. He helped successfully integrate the company through two mergers and has been a strong advocate for many of the company’s important benefit plan enhancements. He excels at collaboration and has been a key contributor in establishing and promoting the company’s culture and offering programs and opportunities to help employees.

Chief Human Resources Officer

Christopher Welty, PHR, SHRM-CP

Elizabeth Bounds oversees Brown & Riding’s legal, risk management, and claims departments. As the company’s chief legal resource, she reviews and negotiates corporate contracts and manages the firm’s litigation, internal legal resources, and relationships with outside counsel. She also works closely with B&R’s senior management in developing overall risk management strategies for the firm and is directly accountable to the Board of Directors for implementing risk control measures and for the facilitation and oversight of corporate liability insurance placements. In the claims department, she takes an especially active role in policy interpretation and client claims advocacy.

General Counsel

Elizabeth Bounds

Nealy Farshadi is instrumental in helping strengthen and grow Brown & Riding’s client relationships. She maintains and improves quality procedures, oversees B&R’s ISO certification, and manages the firm’s client feedback program. Her contributions enable the executive management team to act on client input effectively. As a result, B&R’s client feedback scores greatly exceed the average and continue to improve each year. Farshadi also supports and furthers the growth of B&R and its employees by contributing to professional development within the organization and being a resource to staff.

Principal, Strategic Client Relations

Nealy Farshadi

Stephen McMillan first entered the financial services Industry when he joined GE Capital as a finance analyst in 2008, from which he progressed through roles working both onshore and offshore. From there, he moved into Pacific Premium Funding as a financial planning and analysis leader in 2012 and was a key resource in the evolution of the business, first with the successful sale to Macquarie Pacific Funding and then the following progression into IQumulate Premium Funding, where he is now the commercial manager. As commercial manager, McMillan leads a team that is responsible for commercial analysis and business support, identifying and reporting improvement initiatives, and the securitization and treasury functions of the business.

Commercial Manager

Stephen McMillan

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Shaun O’Brien

Head of Underwriting

Emily Walker

Head of Strata and Development

Rex Oakman

Head of Operations and Risk

Sandy Newton

Head of Underwriting

Andrew Mitchell

Manager – NSW

Michael Prokopis

Manager – Southern Region

Pam Chhabra

Manager – Residential Strata

Jeffrey Valdivia

Manager – Commercial Strata

Adam Basaldella

Manager – Claims

INTX is the industry’s first true Insurance Operating System (InsurOS) – a unified control layer that runs policy, billing, claims, reinsurance, accounting, and reporting within a single architecture. While traditional policy administration systems attempt to coordinate these functions through bolt-on modules and integrations, INTX was designed from inception to operate the entire insurance enterprise as a single system. What sets INTX apart is architectural design. Legacy platforms were built decades ago for simpler products and single-entity carriers, then extended over time through layers of bolt-on modules and integrations. As insurers added complex programs, layered reinsurance structures, and cross-border operations, system complexity increased while operational control declined. INTX was built specifically for the structural realities of modern insurance economics, including multi-entity programs, embedded reinsurance, capital allocation, and cross-border governance, within one continuous operating environment. This unified architecture also allows insurers to operationalize AI directly within underwriting, claims, and capital workflows rather than relying on disconnected analytics layered on top of fragmented systems. INTX doesn’t digitize fragments; it unifies the enterprise.

“Our associates are our number one audience for engagement and support,” says president Adam Mazan. “If we focus on our talent, then we know our clients will feel the RPS difference and choose us as their first call every time.” The firm has built robust programs for early talent, including college internships and mentoring relationships. The learning and development (L&D) program at RPS is another cornerstone of its employee support system. Through tailored learning paths, associates are empowered to take charge of their careers, broaden their experiences and advance within the organization. RPS places a high value on employee retention, investing in the growth and training of all employees – from early career professionals to seasoned experts. This investment is not just about skills development, but about setting employees up for long, fulfilling careers within the firm. Employee satisfaction is continuously gauged, ensuring that the company remains responsive to the needs and aspirations of its workforce. For clients and partners, RPS is a strategic ally committed to delivering successful outcomes. The company’s professionals leverage their deep expertise to craft customized solutions, handling each risk with care and precision. This same commitment to excellence is reflected internally, where employees are supported, valued, and given every opportunity to succeed. By prioritizing the human element of the insurance business, RPS proves that a company’s strongest asset is not its portfolio, but the collective talent and morale of its people.

Product overview

INTX is a modern core insurance platform designed to unify the operational backbone of P&C carriers, MGAs, reinsurers, captives, and program administrators. As the industry’s first InsurOS, INTX runs policy administration, billing, claims, reinsurance, accounting, and reporting within a single configurable architecture. The INTX platform is delivered through three integrated product suites: INTX Core System - operates the insurance enterprise across policy, billing, claims, and reporting ReinsurConnect - an embedded reinsurance control layer that governs treaty allocation, recoverables, and capital alignment in real time INTX Re - a purpose-built reinsurance operating system supporting assumed and ceded reinsurance administration Together, these components replace fragmented workflows with real-time operational and financial visibility across the insurance enterprise.

Key features and capabilities

Unified core architecture INTX operates policy administration, billing, claims, reinsurance, accounting, and reporting within a single platform, eliminating fragmented systems and manual reconciliation. Native reinsurance across the full risk lifecycle Ceded and assumed reinsurance within a single operating system. Spanning treaty management, allocation, recoverables, and inbound risk processing. The result is real-time visibility into capital flow and portfolio performance, alleviating leakage, providing faster recoverables, and removing reliance on spreadsheets or disconnected systems. Multi-entity and program management Designed to support complex insurance structures including carriers, MGAs, captives, fronting arrangements, and global program administrators operating across jurisdictions. Real-time financial visibility Integrated accounting and reporting capabilities allow insurers to align underwriting activity with capital, reserving, and financial performance in real time. Operational automation Reduces reliance on manual bordereaux processing, spreadsheet reconciliation, and disconnected workflows, improving operational efficiency, and reducing FTE dependency. Open API and ecosystem integration Modern API architecture enables seamless integration with underwriting tools, analytics platforms, data providers, and broader insurance ecosystems. AI-ready architecture A unified data model allows insurers to operationalize actuarial models, analytics, and AI directly within underwriting, claims, and capital workflows.

Integrations

INTX was built on an open API architecture that gives insurers complete freedom to integrate with the technology ecosystem of their choice. Rather than locking organizations into a closed vendor stack, INTX allows P&C carriers, MGAs, reinsurers, and captives to connect underwriting tools, payment platforms, data providers, analytics systems, and regulatory solutions directly into core operational workflows. The platform’s unified data model enables real-time data exchange across policy, billing, claims, reinsurance, accounting, and reporting functions, allowing third-party applications to operate seamlessly within the broader operating environment. This architecture also allows insurers to ingest proprietary actuarial models, AI capabilities, and external analytics directly into underwriting and claims processes, ensuring the core system evolves alongside the organization’s technology strategy.

INTX operates as a unified enterprise platform that connects underwriting, policy administration, billing, claims, reinsurance, accounting, and reporting within a single operating environment. Instead of separating operational functions across multiple systems, INTX aligns them through a shared data model and real-time processing architecture. As insurance transactions occur, such as policy issuance, endorsements, claims activity, or treaty allocations, the platform automatically updates operational, financial, and reinsurance records simultaneously. This eliminates manual reconciliation, spreadsheet-based tracking, and delayed financial visibility. The system is configurable to support multi-entity insurance structures, program administrators, captives, and global reinsurance arrangements while maintaining consistent governance and reporting. Through its open API framework, insurers can also connect external tools, analytics platforms, and proprietary models directly into workflows, allowing operational processes and decision-making to occur within one continuous system.

How our product works

After-sales and customer services

INTX provides a highly personalized client partnership model designed to ensure each organization receives dedicated support throughout implementation and ongoing operations. Every client is supported by a focused team that works closely with leadership, underwriting, operations, and finance teams to align the platform with the insurer’s specific structures, workflows, and governance requirements. Following deployment, INTX maintains continuous engagement through proactive technical support, product guidance, and operational optimization to help clients maximize the platform’s value as their businesses evolve. This high-touch approach ensures insurers are not simply adopting new technology, but gaining a long-term partner committed to helping them operate more efficiently, scale confidently, and maintain full visibility across their insurance operations.

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Where industry knowledge meets enterprise architecture Born from over 25 years of experience in the insurance industry, INTX emerged from the operational realities of underwriting, reinsurance, and insurance program management – combined with a dedicated software engineering team capable of translating those real-world challenges into modern platform architecture. Rather than starting as a technology experiment, the platform was developed as an enterprise system capable of supporting complex, multi-entity insurance organizations. Built by insurers for insurers, INTX reflects how insurance actually operates, where underwriting, capital management, accounting, accumulation monitoring, and compliance must function as a single coordinated system. The result? A system built from real industry experience, architected for scale across the global insurance market. Built by insurers for insurers, INTX was designed to reflect how insurance actually operates, where underwriting, capital management, accounting, accumulation monitoring, and compliance must function as a single coordinated system. Over time, this foundation evolved into what INTX defines as the InsurOS, a unified control layer designed to eliminate operating model fragmentation, reduce reinsurance leakage, and provide leadership with real-time visibility into financial and underwriting performance. These are areas where traditional policy administration systems were never designed to operate. INTX supports a wide range of organizations, including P&C carriers, MGAs, reinsurers, fronting insurers, program administrators, mutuals, captives, and organizations managing structural complexity across programs, jurisdictions, and capital providers. Integrated features for measurable impact Unlike traditional systems that separate underwriting operations from capital and financial management, INTX enables insurers to operate these functions within a unified environment, delivering measurable operational and financial impact, including: automated treaty allocation and recoverables 12,000–22,000 employee hours reclaimed annually reduced FTE dependency elimination of reinsurance leakage faster product launch velocity improved combined ratio performance through operational alignment deployment measured in weeks rather than years elimination of value and margin erosion caused by manual processes and layers INTX is AI-ready by design, enabling insurers to ingest and operationalize actuarial, compliance and client-specific models directly inside underwriting and claims workflows, not as external overlays. Looking ahead, INTX continues to focus on advancing the capabilities required for the next generation of insurance enterprises, including: advanced embedded AI and continuous learning capabilities expanding capital orchestration and reinsurance automation open-API ecosystem interoperability accelerating time-to-value through streamlined implementation models infrastructure designed for modern global insurance operations As insurers confront growing operational complexity, many are recognizing that fragmented legacy platforms can no longer support modern insurance economics. INTX was designed to solve that challenge by operating the entire insurance enterprise through a unified InsurOS.

Embedded reinsurance management Native treaty management, automated allocation, and recoverables tracking provide real-time visibility into ceded risk, capital deployment, and program performance.