Build an embedded insurance program (quote, bind, policy management, and claims) on Tint's Hermes REST API
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Steps
Register for platform access and review Tint's Developers documentation to confirm which capabilities (quoting, binding, policy management, claims, payments) are enabled for your program.
Authenticate and call the REST API's underwriting/rating endpoints to generate a quote for the configured insurance program.
Call the policy management endpoints to bind and issue the policy, and the claims endpoints to support digital FNOL intake.
For long-running operations, accept the immediate acknowledgment response and process the final result asynchronously when it arrives via callback, rather than blocking on the initial request.
Subscribe to webhooks for policy lifecycle, payment, and claims events, and implement idempotent handlers since Tint's webhook delivery includes retry logic.
If a full API integration isn't needed yet, evaluate the iFrame option for a pre-built purchase and claims-intake UI before committing to the REST integration.
Known gotchas
Tint states its partner-facing API is the same surface it runs its own production programs on — expect production-grade request/response schemas rather than a simplified partner subset.
Async endpoints return only an acknowledgment synchronously; the real result is delivered via webhook/callback, so a naive synchronous integration will appear to hang waiting on the initial response.
A single integration can route to multiple programs/partners based on server-side configuration — confirm which program a given request is routed to rather than assuming a 1:1 mapping to your integration code.
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