Stratus · Case study

The starting point

Oversight became a strategic risk function.

Insurance supply chains are now commercially critical, regulator-visible networks. Under Consumer Duty, insurers must demonstrate continuous oversight of their suppliers, not periodic review, while suppliers juggle rising compliance expectations across multiple insurer relationships. Spreadsheets and annual audits couldn't keep up.

What we built

A structured intelligence layer above existing systems.

We built a governance and intelligence layer that sits on top of existing claims systems, no disruption, no automated decisions, no opaque scoring. It turns raw supplier data into shared, measurable oversight that both insurer and supplier can act on.

Structured SLA mapping against insurer-defined frameworks
Continuous evidence cadence, not periodic audit
Performance drift detection before issues escalate
Shared intelligence dashboards for insurers and suppliers
Governance & action logging that evidences oversight
AI-assisted data interrogation and portfolio-level visibility

The results

Live in a focused Early Access programme.

Stratus launched into a single-sector Early Access programme to prove real operational impact before expansion, giving participants direct input into development and structured visibility into supplier performance. Oversight becomes measurable, performance becomes visible, governance becomes continuous.

Our ongoing role

We build, manage and scale.

bobldobl continues to develop and run the platform through its Early Access phase and into sector expansion, built for regulated environments with encrypted, role-based, UK/EU-hosted infrastructure by default.

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