The hardest part of new distribution isn’t underwriting, it’s the introduction. We route opt-ins captured at the moment of trust to the desk with appetite for them.
An opt-in from Couvaro is a consented expression of interest, in context, routed to a partner whose appetite fits.
Enough to make the underwriting easier, never more than the customer agreed to share.
Built on the assumption everything we collect will be examined. The posture below is how we work, not a marketing claim.
If yours isn’t here, the answer is a short email away.
No. Aggregators auction generic intent to the highest bidder. We route consented opt-ins captured inside a specific moment to the desk with appetite for it. No auction, source context preserved.
Appetite, capacity, geography, line of business, track record. If no partner fits, the routing layer says so rather than forcing a poor match.
Structured payload over a documented endpoint, a file drop, or a feed into your existing system. Looks like a prepared file, not noisy inbound.
Only what the routing decision and underwriting require. Sensitive fields are scoped and time-bounded. If a field isn’t needed, it isn’t in the payload.
Short-duration, moment-shaped protection: day-of, treatment-day, visit-day, package-day. Also longer-form where the moment is the right entry point.
One or two hosts, one desk, a defined geography and measurement window. Success criteria agreed before any opt-ins are routed.
Appetite for moment-shaped coverage, ops that can ingest a structured opt-in. Pilots move fast when the fit’s aligned.