Product · Portfolio intelligence
Tarslink Compass.
The intelligence layer that closes the loop between pricing and experience. The Workbench prices every risk on explicit assumptions; Compass consumes the structured data the platform captures, scores actual experience against those assumptions, and feeds prescriptive pricing guidance back into the quote.
The Loop
The Platform Learns From Its Own Book
Compass does what a standalone BI tool cannot — hold every quote's pricing assumptions against the experience that followed, and act on the gap. It can, because the pricing itself runs on Tarslink.
Price
The Workbench quotes every complex risk on explicit assumptions and loadings — recorded, not lost to a spreadsheet.
Capture
The platform captures the risk, the pricing assumptions and, later, the claims experience — as structured data that compounds with every policy.
Score
Compass measures actual experience against what was assumed at quotation — where did pricing miss, in which segment, and by how much.
Nudge
Prescriptive guidance flows back into the Workbench — sharper assumptions on the next quote, and a lower loss ratio on the book.
Why It Pays
A Few Basis Points Is a Very Large Number
A one-percent improvement in loss ratio on a large, complex portfolio drops straight to underwriting profit — often several times the cost of the platform. Compass aligns our value with the insurer's, and makes the return self-evident.
What Compass Does
Prescriptive, Not Just Descriptive
Actual vs. assumed
The pricing assumptions taken at quotation, tested against realised experience — the one comparison a rating spreadsheet never keeps.
Portfolio loss-ratio intelligence
Where the book is drifting, by segment and cohort — loss ratio and operational combined, on your own basis.
Prescriptive nudges
Not another dashboard to read. Specific, actionable guidance on where to adjust assumptions, fed back into the quote.
A compounding dataset
Structured pricing and experience data that only exists because the operation runs on the platform — and sharpens with every policy written.
How is Compass different from Insights?
What does “closing the loop” mean in practice?
Why does a small loss-ratio gain matter so much?
Measured on the P&L
See Compass On Your Book
Bring a portfolio extract and we'll show you where the pricing you took and the experience that followed diverge — and what to do about it.
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