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Korint manages the complete insurance lifecycle: quoting, policy issuance, signature, billing, payments, mid-term changes, renewals, claims and reporting — for brokers, insurers and their clients.

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Authentication

Get an access token, pick your scopes, and see which token acts on what.

Read the product configuration

Every product declares its own fields. Derive what to send, and learn which values the platform owns rather than you.

Sell a new contract

The full journey: customer, assets, quote, confirmation, signature, payment, activation.

Collect payment

Where payment sits in the flow, which methods apply, and how the Stripe hand-off works.

Read a contract back

Which cover they bought, what gets debited first, and what a contract is waiting on.

Asynchronous operations

Which steps finish after the response, and how to observe them.
Two things surprise most integrators, so they are worth reading before you write code: fields the platform owns and overwrites, and the steps that complete after the response.

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What the platform covers

  • Quotes and policies — pricing, coverage tiers, quote-to-policy conversion, mid-term adjustments, renewals and repricing.
  • Billing and payments — invoicing schedules, direct debit and bank transfer, refunds, reconciliation and unpaid handling.
  • Signature and documents — configurable document sets, electronic signature, AI classification and extraction.
  • Distribution — wholesale and retail brokerage firms, distribution rights, commissions and fees.
  • Exceptions and compliance — derogation approval workflows, compliance checks, fraud detection and formal notice.
  • Integrations — company and vehicle registries, telematics, registered mail, and the carrier systems behind each product.
  • Reporting — scheduled and on-demand reports, analytics, and accounting summaries.
Each of those has a page under Concepts, which explains the insurance meaning and the API mechanics together. The API Reference tab documents every endpoint.