Solartis undergoes an annual SOC 2 Type II audit, conducted by an independent third party, to assess the design and effectiveness of our internal controls. This audit evaluates our adherence to the AICPA Trust Services Criteria across security, availability, and confidentiality, and applies to our Insure, Explorer, and Report platforms.
Solartis is certified in ISO/IEC 27001:2022, the international standard for managing information security. This certification confirms that Solartis has implemented a robust framework of policies, procedures, and controls to protect data, reduce risk, and support business continuity across our cloud-based insurance solutions.
Our certification in ISO/IEC 27017:2015 affirms that Solartis applies best practices for managing information security in cloud environments. It provides additional controls and guidance for cloud service providers and customers, reinforcing our commitment to secure, compliant, and resilient cloud operations.
Solartis is certified under ISO/IEC 27018:2019, which focuses on the protection of PII in public cloud environments. This certification ensures that Solartis follows rigorous privacy policies and data handling protocols, helping our customers comply with global privacy laws and maintain the confidentiality of personal data.
Solartis uses AI across the policy lifecycle, including product configuration, testing, and 24×7 operations, and its role keeps growing as the technology advances. Our insurance experts review and approve AI output before anything reaches production.
Yes. Solartis AI is in production today across configuration, testing, and operations, and we keep expanding what it does as the technology matures.
Solartis uses AI to turn rating content into Builder-ready configuration and to create and run the test cases that validate it, so programs reach production faster with broader test coverage. ISO content comes in directly through ISO ERC. Our experts review every result.
Solartis experts are. Every AI-generated configuration, test result, and operational fix is reviewed and approved by our experts before it reaches production.
No. Solartis AI runs in a governed, tenant-isolated environment under the same audited controls as the rest of the platform, including SOC 2 Type II and ISO/IEC 27001, 27017, and 27018. When you connect your own AI tools, your data goes only to the tools you choose.
Solartis Monitor watches performance, capacity, and system health around the clock, Jarvis AI identifies likely root causes and recommends fixes, and our Monitoring Specialists review, decide, and act, backed by our uptime SLA.
MCP is the open standard that connects AI tools and other systems to outside services. Think of it as USB-C: a common plug that lets any compatible system connect without a custom connection for each one. The Solartis MCP server is the Solartis side of that connection.
With APIs, each application is coded to call specific Solartis microservices in a set order. With MCP, any compatible AI tool, agent, workflow, or system can request what it needs, and the Solartis MCP server works out which microservices to call and in what order. That means less custom integration work as your needs change. Direct APIs remain available when you want full control.
Solartis keeps expanding its AI capabilities as the technology matures, finding new ways to put AI to work across the platform. Every new capability runs under the same security controls and expert review as the rest of the platform.
