For the strategic buyer

One pane of glass
across your Guidewire suite.

Built for the CIO who owns the transformation roadmap, defends the budget, and answers to the board. De-risk every platform upgrade. Consolidate five QA vendors into one. Show concrete modernization ROI in months, not years.

Your platform topology · QA toolchain
illustrative tier-1 carrier · Guidewire Cloud
Illustrative

Before · 5 vendors

Selenium UI suite

~$180K/yr · breaks on every PC upgrade

Postman / REST-assured

~$60K/yr · 3-person maintenance team

LoadRunner / Gatling

~$240K/yr · siloed from functional tests

Bespoke rating harness

~$150K/yr · built 2019, owner left 2022

Excel spot-checks

~$80K/yr FTE time · no coverage signal

Total licensing · annual ~$710K

After · 1 platform

VeriQuant

unified testing platform

API

REST · SOAP

UI

PolicyCenter

PERF

Reuse functional

RATING

Dual-mode

On-premise deployment · no cloud dependency
Guidewire’s first testing technology partner
Karate-embedded in Guidewire Cloud platform
New licensing · annual ≈$400K

5 → 1

Vendors consolidated

$310K

Net annual savings

0

Upgrade rework · YoY

A year in your role

CH. 01

The transformation roadmap that used to undo you.

Every CIO at a modernizing P&C carrier carries the same four-quarter cadence. Upgrade. Integration. Regression panic. Board review. VeriQuant changes each one.

Q1

The platform upgrade that you can’t delay.

Guidewire ships release 2026.1. Your team needs to validate the entire policy lifecycle, rating engine, integrations, and UI across 14 states and 6 LOBs. Before VeriQuant, this was a six-month marathon. Now, your regression suite runs in 4.2 seconds.

Q2

The digital channel launch.

Marketing announces a D2C auto portal. The rating that powers it has to be bulletproof from day one. You validate every edge case pre-launch, produce a CISO-ready audit trail, and ship on schedule. No whiteboard war room.

Q3

The vendor review your CFO demanded.

Procurement wants the $710K annual QA-tooling bill cut. You show them five contracts consolidated into one, $310K net savings, and a vendor Guidewire itself has chosen. Procurement’s quarterly win becomes yours.

Q4

The board deck.

“Modernization ROI” used to be a one-slide hand-wave. Now it’s three numbers you defend with confidence: leakage caught YTD, filing cycles compressed, vendors consolidated. You leave the boardroom early.

What you stop fighting

CH. 02

Four battles you stop having to pick.

01

Tool sprawl

Five QA vendors. Four licensing renewals. Three incompatible reporting conventions. One VeriQuant covers API, UI, performance, and rating in one DSL — and retires the rest.

5 → 1 vendors · ~$310K net savings

02

Upgrade-cycle panic

Selenium scripts break every PolicyCenter release. VeriQuant is API-native — and built by Guidewire’s own testing technology partner. Upgrades stop being risk events.

0 rework on last 3 upgrade cycles

03

Data-residency exposure

On-premise deployment by default. Rate IP, PII, premium data never leave your network. No cloud dependency. Your CISO sleeps. Your board approves.

100% on-prem · 0 third-party data paths

04

The modernization-ROI question

Premium leakage prevented, filing cycles compressed, vendors consolidated. Three concrete numbers that move on your watch — every one of them quarterly-deck-ready.

3 board-ready KPIs · measured monthly

What your board sees

CH. 03

Three numbers. On every quarterly deck.

Vendor consolidation

5 → 1

Testing vendors consolidated onto a single, enterprise-supported platform. ~$310K net annual savings on a typical tier-1 toolchain.

licensing + ops · 3-year TCO

Upgrade de-risking

0

Scripts broken on the last three PolicyCenter upgrade cycles. API-native and embedded — upgrades become schedule events, not risk events.

rework · yoy · across Guidewire Cloud releases

Modernization ROI

3 KPIs

Leakage prevented, filing cycles compressed, vendors consolidated. Three concrete, monthly-measurable metrics that translate transformation spend into business outcomes.

board-ready · every quarter

Expected outcomes

Modeled

What your transformation roadmap looks like after consolidating on one local-first testing platform.

5 → 1

Vendors consolidated

Selenium, Postman, LoadRunner, custom harnesses, and spreadsheet spot-checks unified into one platform.

0

Upgrade rework · YoY

API-native, embedded in Guidewire’s own testing framework — PolicyCenter releases pass through unchanged.

100%

On-premise · your VPC

No cloud dependency. No outbound telemetry. Rate IP and PII never leave your network — passes CISO review without exceptions.

Source: VeriQuant methodology · Karate Labs internal benchmark

The next step

45 minutes. Your roadmap. Your vendors. Your numbers.

A senior member of our team walks you through your tool-consolidation exposure, the upgrade-risk reduction we’re seeing across Tier-1 carriers, and a tailored 3-year TCO model. No slides. No product demo theater. Your stack, our benchmark.

  • Tool-consolidation opportunity scoped to your current contracts
  • Upgrade-risk benchmark from Guidewire Cloud reference customers
  • A PoV scope tied to your next major release — ready to start

45

minutes

or email insurance@karatelabs.io