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ezlynx® develops industry-leading cloud-based software for the insurance industry. our software has helped independent agents operate their businesses more effectively for over ten years. discover new career opportunities at ezlynx by visiting https://www.ezlynx.com/careers.html ezlynx is proud to be the innovators of several products that, previously, the insurance industry had never seen, including: real-time rating, agency pulse™, policy sync, esignature integration, and a unified rating and management system. after opening our doors in 2003, we set out to address the challenges that face the independent agent in the p&c industry. how? by listening to agents on a regular basis. we learned, at this time the insurance industry was still grappling with the inaccuracies of manufactured rates. to solve this problem we created our flagship product, ezlynx rating engine, and in doing so pioneered the concept of real-time rating. rating engine enables insurance agents to generate accurate, real-time rate quotes from multiple insurance companies’ sites with a single data entry point. ezlynx rating engine still remains the leading real-time solution vendor for independent agents, with more than 20,000 agencies relying on us to provide more than 4 million home, auto, and package transactions every month in 48 states with more than 330 insurance companies. the good news is that we didn't stop there, but yearned to create more solutions that tested the boundaries of technology. with our mission to address industry issues in mind, we set out to fully automate the exchange of information between the insurance carrier, independent agent, and end consumer. today, ezlynx is much more than just a rating company. it has expanded to include solutions that reach every aspect of agency life, including consumer-facing quoting & self-service, customer life-cycle management, automated email marketing, and website solutions.

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