Turn on hyperdrive for your agency.

Hyperflow runs the service desk for independent insurance agencies. Certificates, endorsements, renewals and AMS updates arrive in the inbox and leave finished.

Company
Hyperflow LLC
What we do
AI-run service operations for independent P&C agencies
Based in
Durham, North Carolina

The product

Requests come in. Finished work goes out.

Hyperflow reads the agency's inbox, does the work inside its AMS and carrier portals, and sends anything that carries risk to a licensed person before it leaves.

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    Names, policies and timings are sample data for illustration.

    The thesis

    Independent agencies win the client, then spend the rest of the year retyping the policy. Hyperflow does that work for them, so their people can sell.

    The problem

    Servicing is the hidden cost of every agency.

    After the sale, every change, certificate and renewal is done by hand by a customer service rep. It is repetitive, it piles up, and it caps how many clients an agency can carry.

    One certificate request, done by hand

    Eight steps, repeated for every request
    1. 1Read the emailWork out who needs what, and by when.
    2. 2Open the AMSFind the insured and the right policy.
    3. 3Check the holderConfirm name, address and contract terms.
    4. 4Check endorsementsIs additional insured actually on the policy?
    5. 5Fill the ACORD 25Retype limits, dates and policy numbers.
    6. 6Review for errorsA wrong limit is an E&O exposure.
    7. 7Send itEmail the PDF to the client and holder.
    8. 8Log the activityAttach and note it in the AMS.

    Vendors estimate a manual certificate takes about 18 to 22 minutes. Source

    The market

    A services market, still run by hand.

    37,000

    Independent property and casualty agencies in the United States. Nearly all of them service their book with people.

    Big "I" and Future One, Agency Universe Study, 2026. Source

    $140–200B

    Annual spend on insurance brokerage services, the largest category in Sequoia's services thesis.

    Sequoia Capital, Services: The New Software, 2026. Source

    6 to 1

    For every dollar businesses spend on software, they spend about six on services.

    Sequoia Capital, 2026. Source

    The model

    We sell finished work, not another tool to learn.

    Agencies already pay for this work through staff and offshore teams. Hyperflow replaces that line item, priced per completed task, and gets better with every task it runs.

    Agency software
    Offshore back office
    Hyperflow
    The agency buys
    Seats and licenses
    Hours of labor
    Completed tasks
    Who does the work
    The agency's own staff
    A remote team
    Hyperflow, with licensed review
    Turnaround
    When staff get to it
    Queues across time zones
    Minutes, around the clock
    How it scales
    Hire more people
    Hire more people
    Every task improves the next

    The path

    Start with the certificate. Own the service layer.

    1. Now

      Certificates and endorsements

      The highest-volume, most rule-based requests every agency gets.

    2. Next

      Renewals and policy checks

      Gathering exposures, comparing quotes and following up on time.

    3. Then

      Carrier submissions

      Preparing and marketing new business across carriers.

    4. Long term

      The operating layer

      The AI-native back office for independent insurance distribution.

    Why we win

    Built from the service desk out.

    • We started on the deskHyperflow comes from working an agency's service desk, not from guessing at it. We build each workflow from how CSRs actually do it.
    • A licensed person on the hard partsWording that carries E&O risk is reviewed before release, which is what lets agencies trust us with real clients.
    • The work compoundsEvery certificate and endorsement teaches the system an agency's carriers, forms and clients, so automation rises over time.
    • The small agency is underservedEnterprise tools target large brokerages. Most of the 37,000 independents have a few CSRs and no back office at all.

    The team

    A founder who has done the job.

    Cole Bonawitz speaking at an event

    Cole Bonawitz

    Founder and CEO, Hyperflow LLC

    • Worked an independent insurance agency's service desk before building software for one.
    • Builds AI systems for independent agencies in North Carolina's Triangle.
    • Former GTM engineer at Swoop Tutors, where he built an outbound system that sequenced more than 5,000 prospects.
    • Computer science at Duke University, with minors in statistics and philosophy. First of 100+ teams at HackDuke.

    Building the service layer for independent insurance.

    We would love to show investors the product running on a real agency's requests.