Data model & integration
Pulls from SQL, REST, SOAP, flat files and message queues — legacy systems included. Mapped once, then every screen and workflow sees the same model.
BizHive is the low-code platform Xcentric IT builds client systems on. Authentication, data model, screens, workflow, releases, deployment — already built, and running in production across eight countries. The work on your project goes into what actually makes your business different, not into foundations that have been built before.
Pages assembled from a component library. Logic drawn as a graph. Data mapped once and reused everywhere. Reviewed before it reaches production, and shipped with the same discipline as any other engineering work.
BizHive is ours — we build on it, we run it, we extend it. What reaches you is the effect: less time, less money spent on the boring 85%, and a system that stays cheap to change after launch.
Standard admin and CRUD surfaces stand up in hours. You start reacting to a working system early, while changing your mind is still cheap — not to a slide deck six weeks in.
Nobody bills you to rebuild login, roles, permissions, audit trails and list views. That work is already done, already paid for, already hardened. Your budget goes to the 15% only your business needs.
Most changes are configuration, not a rewrite. The thing you ask for in month eight costs roughly what you'd expect it to, instead of triggering a re-quote.
Motor insurance sales and policy administration, running in production across several countries under real regulatory load. Not a prototype we're trying out on you.
Your data model and permissions are already defined in the platform, so AI — chat over your own records, document extraction, classification — plugs into what exists instead of needing its own pipeline and its own copy of your data. It answers inside the same permissions the rest of the system already enforces.
When your problem deserves a custom service, we write one. The platform is never the reason you're told you can't have something.
The parts of the platform that do the heavy lifting on your project.
Pulls from SQL, REST, SOAP, flat files and message queues — legacy systems included. Mapped once, then every screen and workflow sees the same model.
Screens assembled from a component library we own and extend ourselves. No plugin marketplace, no waiting on a vendor's roadmap. Responsive by construction.
Business logic drawn as a graph — approvals, calculations, escalations, integrations. It branches on real data and handles the exception path. No YAML.
Nothing reaches production unreviewed. Branch, review, promote — we see exactly what is about to change before it changes, and so can you.
Ship in a click, roll back in one more. Rollback is a button rather than an incident, which is what makes shipping on a Thursday reasonable.
Extraction, drafting and classification wired to your own data — inside the same permissions model as everything else, not a bolt-on with its own rules.
One door for policies, claims, documents and payments. Branded, permissioned, and it survives your next reorg.
HR, the queue, the rules, the audit trail. The admin surface your ops team stops emailing you about.
The system of record. Multi-tenant and multi-country. These are the ones we run for insurers.
Sit between the systems you can't replace. Map their data, absorb their outages, keep one interface.
It's the platform Xcentric IT ships client work on. The people who wrote the platform are the people who build your system on it — so when something needs to change in the foundation, it changes.
Motor insurance sales and policy administration
HU · PL · RO · NL · SE · BE · USAAI chatbot on their own data, with performance analytics and integrations run in BizHive
HUCore insurance workflows and back office
HRIntranet, HR, time tracking and delivery operations
InternalSend us the system you need — a paragraph about the problem is enough to start, and a finished spec is just as welcome. You'll get a reply from an engineer with an honest read on whether BizHive is the right substrate for it, and what it would take. No lead-nurture sequence, no discovery call before the first useful answer.