A live scorecard across your whole book, the aggregate forecast to the month on every cell, and a quarterly pack that builds itself. Your parents see it on your brand.
A captive manager with forty captives rebuilds forty quarterly packs by hand: pull the bordereaux, roll the IBNR, redo the layer chart, write the narrative, chase the signatures. Call it a day and a half each. Then a parent calls in November about something that was visible in August.
Keel runs the whole book as one live scorecard: every captive, every cell, retained against expected, updated as bordereaux arrive. The pack is a button, not a project. The parent sees their captive on your brand, the day it moves, and the call in November becomes an email from you in August.
Keel takes the actuarial study your captive manager already produces and presents it to the parent as a decision, not a document.
Once the captive is live, the study's assumptions become the baseline and Keel tracks reality against them across every line and every cell.
Flagged cells on top, pack due dates, bordereaux received or missing, renewal calendar across all clients. The morning view for an account team.
Each quarter's pack builds from the scorecard: summary, cell by cell, capital, partners, decisions requested. Your narrative, your template, your sign-off order.
White-labeled. The parent's CFO logs into your portal and sees your name on the forecast. Keel is the engine; the relationship stays yours.
They see the retained layer the way they see the balance sheet: current, comparable, and without waiting for the pack.
The same scorecard, scoped to their layer, issued by you as a read-only link. Fewer surprises at the treaty renewal.
The actuarial study loads as the baseline. Its assumptions become what the scorecard tracks against, so the study you sold stays alive after the vote.
Ask the captive a question in plain language and get an answer with the arithmetic shown. Every response is logged, and nothing acts without a person approving it.
Your cell structures, your pack template, your sign-off order, your brand. Keel is assembled to how your firm actually runs its book, not a template everyone gets.
Build-and-handover puts the code in your walls. The managed subscription carries hosting and updates for you. Either way, the data stays yours.
Every assumption change, every re-run, every AI suggestion and who accepted it. Logged as it happens, so the board pack can always be traced back.
Either way the build is to your specifications and nothing trains our models. The difference is ownership: take the keys, or let us carry it.
One-time engagement
We build Keel to your firm's book and brand, deploy it inside your environment, and hand over code and documentation. Your team runs it from there. Support available on request.
Recurring engagement
We build to your book, then run it for you: hosting, monitoring, new captives and cells as you win them, and model upgrades. The platform is licensed, not owned; your clients' data stays yours. Convert to full ownership at any time.
Thirty minutes, your account team, one real captive. We'll show you its scorecard, the pack it generates, and what your whole book looks like on one screen.