Holmes Murphy

Layr is a cloud-based insurance platform that leverages artificial intelligence and machine learning to streamline the process of sourcing, purchasing, and managing business insurance. The platform automates traditional insurance tasks, enabling business owners to find suitable insurance policies tailored to their specific needs while predicting pricing from various carriers. Its fully online application allows users to handle common insurance-related tasks through a self-service portal, with expert brokers available for assistance. Additionally, Layr offers flexible payment options, allowing businesses to pay monthly instead of annually and to utilize credit cards for purchases. This approach simplifies the insurance buying process, enabling business owners to focus on their core operations.

Cowbell Cyber, Inc. is a provider of cyber insurance tailored for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs). Founded in 2019 and based in Pleasanton, California, with additional offices in Omaha, Atlanta, and Plano, the company offers a platform that leverages artificial intelligence for continuous risk assessment and underwriting. Cowbell delivers standalone cyber coverage that adapts to the evolving threats facing businesses today. Its services include a comprehensive risk management approach that encompasses risk prevention, mitigation, incident preparedness, and response. By utilizing advanced machine-learning models and both inside-out and outside-in data, Cowbell helps organizations understand their insurable risks, gain insights into risk exposure, and enhance their overall insurability. The company serves various industries, including healthcare, technology, construction, finance, retail, and agriculture.

Cowbell Cyber, Inc. is a provider of cyber insurance tailored for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs). Founded in 2019 and based in Pleasanton, California, with additional offices in Omaha, Atlanta, and Plano, the company offers a platform that leverages artificial intelligence for continuous risk assessment and underwriting. Cowbell delivers standalone cyber coverage that adapts to the evolving threats facing businesses today. Its services include a comprehensive risk management approach that encompasses risk prevention, mitigation, incident preparedness, and response. By utilizing advanced machine-learning models and both inside-out and outside-in data, Cowbell helps organizations understand their insurable risks, gain insights into risk exposure, and enhance their overall insurability. The company serves various industries, including healthcare, technology, construction, finance, retail, and agriculture.

TrustLayer is an insurtech solutions company that focuses on automating insurance verification through the use of machine learning and artificial intelligence. Its collaborative risk management platform aims to reduce friction between businesses by streamlining the verification and tracking of insurance certificates, licenses, and other compliance documents. By employing robotic process automation tools, TrustLayer helps organizations eliminate manual, error-prone workflows, increasing insurance compliance and reducing organizational risk. The company serves clients across multiple billion-dollar industries, including construction and property management, who value the platform's ease of use and its ability to enhance vendor compliance while supporting various use cases.

Highwing is an insurance technology company that develops an open-data platform for commercial insurance brokers and carriers to automate workflows. The InsurTech software is an offering for brokers and carriers to connect, access, and leverage insurance data analytics throughout every step of the customer lifecycle. It aims to help brokers and carriers grow sales, speed workflows, and elevate the customer experience without adding headcount. Highwing is backed by Baldwin Risk Partners, BrokerTech Ventures, Holmes Murphy, The ABD Team, Conner Strong & Buckelew, Heffernan Insurance Brokers, SkyKnight Capital, Revolution’s Rise of the Rest Seed Fund, SpringTime Ventures, Cameron Ventures, and Service Provider Capital. It was headquartered in Denver, Colorado.