LAST UPDATED: 2/10/25 |
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SERFF Modernization |
The first release of the modernized SERFF platform went live on Monday, March 3, 2025. This release included functionality to support Insurance Compact filing and review processes, as well as a self-service User Management module.
Insurance Compact filings are submitted through the modernized SERFF platform. State-based filings continue to be submitted through the SERFF Legacy platform while development of the modernized platform proceeds.
The next phase of the project will focus on the migration of select early adopter states to the modernized platform. Additional state migrations will follow in future phases. Participating Early Adopter states are identified in the graphic below.
Questions about the project can be directed to serffmodernizationquestions@naic.org
The SERFF Modernization project was approved by NAIC membership and began in March of 2022.
The overarching goal of the modernization is to gain operational efficiencies while taking advantage of technology and innovation opportunities available today. The process improvements envisioned in the transition stages, bolstered by advanced technology solutions, will improve rate and form filing efficacy, which in turn will improve product speed to market. The new system will be easier and more intuitive to use, implement quality control checks to prevent incomplete filings, enhance communications between filers and reviewers, and provide access to data more easily. In the end, filings will be made more quickly and with fewer errors, enabling regulators to review the filings more easily and provide feedback in a streamlined manner captured by the system. The new system will include an improved user interface; modernized technical architecture; better data management to allow for easier reporting and data analysis; and an API layer to allow for easier integration with other partners and tools.
Further information on the project is being prepared to help users, stakeholders, and interested parties understand and anticipate impact.
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