Cooper AI
Ishika Shah · Operations & Productivity
Certification per Microsoft Marketplace.
Evidence tier Source Confirmed · 6 captures on record
What the publisher says
As described on Microsoft Marketplace.
Cooper is your AI coworker for the entire insurance workflow, from intake to renewal, now available inside Microsoft Teams. @mention Cooper in a channel thread and it does the busywork that slows your team down. Forward it an email and attachments and Cooper reads every dec page, loss run, and application, fills the ACORD forms and carrier supplements, and assembles the whole submission. It drives live carrier portals to enter the same risk across every market, turns returned quotes into a clean comparison, and drafts the client proposal in your template. It flags coverage differences and silent downgrades so nothing slips through. Cooper runs in a secure, per-organization environment, so its work stays grounded in your team's context.
Who it's for: Insurance professionals across the distribution chain, including retail agencies, wholesale brokers, MGAs and insurers, and claims teams. Producers, account managers, brokers, and underwriting assistants who want to scale their book without scaling headcount.
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The problem it solves: Insurance work is buried in repetitive, manual busywork. Teams re-enter identical data across ten carrier portals, fill the same ACORD forms by hand, dig through long documents, and rebuild proposals from mismatched quotes. Cooper absorbs that work and turns hours of typing into minutes, so your people spend their time winning and serving business instead of re-keying it, all in the tool they already use every day.
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