Applied Systems builds AI into Epic to read dec pages and route submissions

Applied says the new Epic Conductor pulls data from carrier documents into Epic and runs commercial new-business and remarketing submissions through an automated workflow.

Applied Systems introduced Epic Conductor at its Applied Net 2026 conference in Washington, D.C. The company says the tool reads carrier documents, including declarations pages, applications and submissions, and enters that information into Applied Epic. A connected-trading module sends commercial new-business and remarketing submissions through a workflow where AI handles steps a CSR would otherwise do by hand.

The source's own statement, as linked above. Nothing beyond it has been independently checked by us.

No customer count, accuracy rate or rollout date was reported, and nothing has been independently tested. The source does not say the tool touches pricing, eligibility or coverage decisions.

Epic agencies may eventually spend less CSR time keying dec pages and repackaging remarketing submissions. Until Applied states accuracy and who checks the extracted data, treat the data it writes into Epic as needing review.

• Ask your Applied rep when Epic Conductor reaches your version and what it costs
• Ask how extraction errors are flagged before data lands in the client record
• Pick ten recent dec pages to test it against when it arrives

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