Convr Launches DocData for Commercial Insurance Submissions

September 08, 2026
DocData turns commercial insurance application documents into risk summaries covering operations, exposures, loss history and other submission details.

Convr introduced DocData in a press release, a tool for commercial insurance brokers, carriers and managing general agents. Users can submit application documents and receive a risk summary within minutes.

DocData extracts and summarizes operational characteristics, exposures, loss history and other information in the original documents. First time users can process five submissions at no cost within five days, with an option to upgrade to the Convr AI Underwriting Workbench.

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