Deploy How You Want
SaaS, dedicated cloud or self-hosted, giving you your choice and your control.
Agiliux Flexible Deployment Options allow brokers and MGAs to deploy the platform via shared SaaS, dedicated cloud infrastructure, or self-hosted environments, ensuring security, compliance, and scalability across different organisational requirements. This flexibility supports organisations such as direct insurance brokers, reinsurance brokers, and commercial insurance companies that operate under varying regulatory and data governance environments.
Shared SaaS (Multi-Tenant)
This is the most cost-effective model. It is fully managed by Agiliux including updates, security and patching, allowing for rapid deployment and automatic upgrades. When combined with our Modern System of Record, Shared SaaS enables organisations to centralise underwriting, policy and financial data without managing infrastructure complexity.
Dedicated Cloud
This provides an isolated environment just for you with greater resource allocation, performance control and custom capacity. It is managed hosting for you but with higher performance and security guarantees. Enterprises requiring advanced workflow orchestration in a controlled environment can further enhance this model with Intelligence Automation to execute rule-based and AI-driven processes securely.
Dedicated Cloud
This provides an isolated environment just for you with greater resource allocation, performance control and custom capacity. It is managed hosting for you but with higher performance and security guarantees. Enterprises requiring advanced workflow orchestration in a controlled environment can further enhance this model with Intelligence Automation to execute rule-based and AI-driven processes securely.
Agiliux supports shared SaaS, dedicated cloud and self-hosted deployment so you can choose the level of control, performance and governance that suits your technology strategy. Each option ensures secure and reliable operations. We prioritise data sovereignty and flexibility.
Self-Hosted (On-Premises)
Installed on your own infrastructure, this offers full control over data, security and compliance. It is best for teams with strict IT policies or specific data-residency needs. This model is particularly relevant for banks (bancassurance) and regulated financial institutions that must maintain strict national data controls.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the advantage of "Shared SaaS" for a mid-market broker?
Shared SaaS offers the best balance of performance and cost. By utilising multi-tenant cloud infrastructure, brokers benefit from lower upfront costs and automatic updates, while still maintaining complete data isolation. It allows smaller firms to access “enterprise-grade” AI and security that would otherwise be too expensive.
How does Agiliux ensure data security in a shared cloud environment?
Agiliux follows a “Dedicated Database” model. Even on shared servers, each client has their own isolated application instance and a completely separate database. This ensures that your data is never mixed with another client’s and is protected by industry-standard AES-256 encryption.
Why might a firm choose "Self-Hosting" on their own infrastructure?
Large brokers with their own sophisticated IT departments often choose self-hosting to maintain absolute control over their hardware, security protocols, and data residency. This is particularly common for firms operating in regions with strict “Data Sovereignty” laws that require all insurance records to remain on physical servers within that country.
Does the choice of deployment affect the platform's AI capabilities?
No. Whether you are on a shared cloud or a self-hosted server, you have access to the same AI-native core. However, cloud-based deployments often find it easier to integrate with the latest generative AI tools via APIs, whereas self-hosted environments may require more complex network configurations to allow the AI to communicate securely.
How does "Geo-Redundant" storage protect my business?
Geo-redundancy means your data is backed up and replicated in real-time to a different geographical location (e.g., from London to Cardiff). In the unlikely event of a major data centre failure, your business can switch to the secondary location with minimal data loss, ensuring “Disaster Recovery” is robust and reliable.
Can a firm start on the cloud and later move to a self-hosted environment?
Yes. The platform’s modular architecture allows for the migration of your entire instance from the Agiliux cloud to your own infrastructure if your corporate strategy or regulatory requirements change in the future. This provides a “de-risked” path for firms that want to modernise fast but keep their long-term options open.
Why this matters?
Not every broker or MGA has the same needs. Some prefer the simplicity and scale of SaaS while others need dedicated resources or full control. Agiliux gives you the freedom to start with one model and evolve to another without changing platforms. You manage growth on your terms and maintain data sovereignty if you need it.