Insurance
Rating, applications, agency desks, and carrier-facing workflow.
Technology company
Kinnovarone specializes in integrations. We connect the systems you already run, and we build what is missing in Angular, C#, and Python on Azure and AWS, with AI where it helps. QLC Hub and Rater Genie are live. A transportation management system is in build.
A product team you can hire for the system, the release, and the IT around it.
We connect the systems you already pay for, then build the missing pieces in Angular, C#, or Python. Azure or AWS is where it runs.
Kinnovarone is the technology company behind qlchub.com and Rater Genie. QLC Hub is the public site and estimating flow for QLC Hub Corp, a Florida general contractor. Rater Genie is an insurance rater for customers, agencies, and carriers. A transportation management system is in build.
Integrations are the specialty. The stack is Angular, C#, Python, Azure, AWS, and AI. We also take smaller IT work when you do not need a whole new product.
Hire the group that already ships this kind of software.
QLC Hub is live at qlchub.com. Rater Genie rates insurance for the people who buy it, the agencies who sell it, and the carriers on the other side of the rate.
Angular, C#, Python, Azure, AWS, and AI. We use the piece that fits the systems you already have, then make those systems talk to each other.
The people who design the screen are the people who deploy it. You do not hand a finished design to a team that has never released it.
A full product, a feature on something you already run, or IT help from a Microsoft partner. Tell us which one you need.
Rating, applications, agency desks, and carrier-facing workflow.
Public sites, estimates, and the quote path a customer actually finishes.
A TMS in build for loads, carriers, dispatch, and paperwork.
Azure, AWS, integrations, and line-of-business apps in Angular, C#, or Python.
Integrations are the specialty. Angular, C#, Python, Azure, AWS, and AI are how we deliver them.
Connect rating, dispatch, finance, CRM, and the custom tools around them. This is the work we specialize in.
Angular on the screen. C# and Python on the services behind it. The language follows the system, not the other way around.
Rating for customers, agencies, and carriers, from the application through the quote.
The TMS in build covers loads, carriers, dispatch, and the documents that move with a shipment.
Hosting, identity, data, and a release pipeline on either cloud. We are a Microsoft Action Pack partner.
Models and assistants inside the workflow, tied to the system of record. Useful AI, wired into the integration.
Tell us what the operation needs. We answer from ronnie@kinnovarone.com.
Two products in market. One platform in build. IT work alongside both.
The public site and estimating flow for QLC Hub Corp, a Florida general contractor. Customers can see the company and start a quote at qlchub.com.
Visit qlchub.comAn insurance rater for customers, agencies, and carriers. Shoppers start an application. Agencies work the quote. Carriers sit on the rate.
Ask for a walkthroughA TMS for loads, carriers, dispatch, and the paperwork that follows a shipment. It is in build and not in market yet.
Talk about the TMSShort answers before you write.
Integrations, and the software around them. The live products are QLC Hub and Rater Genie. A transportation management system is in build. We work in Angular, C#, Python, Azure, AWS, and AI.
Customers who need a rate, insurance agencies who sell and service the policy, and carriers who stand behind the rate.
No. The TMS is in build. If you run freight and want to shape it, start a project and we will talk through what you dispatch today.
Yes. Kinnovarone is a Microsoft Action Pack partner. We also deliver on AWS when that is the cloud the rest of the system already uses.
Angular, C#, Python, Azure, AWS, and AI. Integrations are the specialty. We use the combination that fits the systems you already run.
Yes. An integration, a feature, or ongoing help. You do not have to bring a whole product.
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