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Report a claim at midnight.

Quote inquiry on Sunday.

Insurance brokers work in advisory meetings; the customer with water damage reaches out anyway, by phone, by email, in chat. AI agents capture claim reports in structure, pre-qualify quote inquiries, and answer contract questions from your knowledge base. The broker stays in the conversation.

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In short

The rinqo AI agent for insurance brokers answers calls around the clock, takes structured claim reports (date of loss, course of events, parties involved, claim amount), takes quote inquiries by line and need, and puts the call through to the number you have set or passes the matter to you by email. From the same stored company knowledge, rinqo answers enquiries from chat, the web form and the inbox and gives the team on the ground what it needs.

The situation

The DIHK intermediary register lists 46,951 insurance brokers licensed under § 34d GewO as of 1 January 2026, plus 98,307 agents tied to a single insurer. A brokerage handles claims and contract questions side by side, and both arrive in waves: after storms and hail, at quarter-end, when premiums are adjusted. That is exactly when the adviser is in a meeting, and a claim still needs to be recorded properly. The rest are standard service questions. An AI agent records these requests in a structured way, the broker stays in advisory meetings. The same stored knowledge carries every channel you switch on, and answers the questions your team would otherwise pass along.

46,951

registered insurance brokers under § 34d GewO, as of 1 January 2026

Source: DIHK 2026

178,791

entries in the intermediary register in total

Source: DIHK 2026

98,307

of them agents tied to a single insurer

Source: DIHK 2026

Where it pinches

  • Claim reports after a storm weekend: the phone rings non-stop on Monday morning and is permanently busy.
  • Quote inquiries need pre-qualification (line, need, existing), first calls cost 15+ minutes.
  • Existing-client inquiries about contracts and bonuses block advisory slots.
  • Long waiting times on insurer hotlines frustrate customers.
  • Cross-sell opportunities from standard inquiries often go unnoticed.

One knowledge base, every channel

Where rinqo works for Insurance brokers

Phone agentprimary

First-contact calls, damage reports, contract adjustments around the clock. Integration with broker software (AMS, easyMakler).

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Email agent

Standard inquiries on premium adjustments, cancellations, claim forms. Complex cases (disputes, litigation) escalated.

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Chat agent

Answers first questions on insurance lines and documents on the website and turns visitors into consultation appointments with complete contact details.

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Personal agent

Tariff details, portfolio processes and wording help for client letters, queried from your own records instead of searched in folders.

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Marketing agent

Clear explanations of insurance topics, seasonal reminders and an introduction to you as a broker for social media and your own site, in the tone you set. Show advisory competence without the jargon.

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How rinqo solves this

Phone, chat, email from one source

Claim reports come classically by phone, quote inquiries increasingly by chat (on the broker website), contract updates by email. The agent is identical across every channel, with your line expertise and your tone.

The same knowledge, wherever it is asked

Lines (private, commercial, life, health, motor, liability, property), common claim schemes, insurer rates. The agent answers from your knowledge base and your insurer PDFs. For life and health, which means health data, you sign a supplementary agreement before going live. Concrete tariff recommendations stay with you. The same applies to every channel you switch on, and to your team looking it up instead of asking around.

It records structured

For a claim: date, what happened, parties involved, claim amount, insurer, policy number, captured as a case in the dashboard and sent by webhook to a system of your choice, with a direct connection to your broker software. For a quote inquiry: line, needs, previous contract, risk profile. A lead record is created, and an appointment or callback arranged.

What the agent handles

  • Structured claim reports (private, motor, commercial, property)
  • Pre-qualify quote inquiries (line, need, prior contract)
  • Answer contract inquiries and portfolio updates
  • Take calls when customers can't get through to the insurer hotline
  • Pass keywords you store on to you (e.g. building inquiry → check property cover)
  • Appointment booking for advisory calls in the broker calendar
  • Emergency escalation on major losses (fire, natural catastrophe)
  • Look internal knowledge up on the spot instead of asking around
  • Turn references and vacancies into on-brand posts

Our recommendation

The biggest lever in the broker office is structured claim intake and taking new inquiries. The phone agent records structured claims and qualifies quote inquiries by line and need, and you only get the matters that are actually active on your desk. The knowledge behind it then carries the other channels and the questions asked internally.

GDPR in insurance

Broker offices process particularly sensitive data: contract data, claim histories, health and asset information. The data sits on servers in Germany and is processed in the EU, with a DPA under Art. 28 GDPR. For health data, you sign a supplementary agreement before going live. Insurer-specific compliance (e.g. VVG, VAG) stays with the broker.

  • EU hosting (servers in Germany), data processing entirely in the EU
  • Connection to MIS, AMS, MVP, Comzept
  • Claim data sits in the conversation and the case, not in AI training
  • Configurable retention on transcripts (default 90 days, chat and email up to 10 years, phone up to 365 days)
  • AI Act Art. 50: AI voice marker mandatory from 02 August 2026, built into the default greeting

Frequently asked questions

Sven Pflüger

Sven Pflüger

Founder, rinqo

Founder of rinqo. Builds a company memory where an organisation's knowledge comes together and stays available, and the AI agents that work from it: on the phone, in the inbox, in chat, in marketing and in further roles. Writes here about bringing AI into companies, about data protection, and about what holds up in daily operation. Developed in Germany, processed in the EU, no US providers.

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Sources

  1. 1.Registrierungen im Versicherungsvermittlerregister, 1. Januar 2026, DIHK (2026)

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