Beavar supports enterprise API insurance exchange workflows and self-service car rental insurance purchases. TNCs use APIs, insurance companies publish rating controls, third-party providers receive routed rental requests, and individual or corporate buyers can purchase rental insurance through the portal.
Buyers can purchase rental insurance on the fly while TNCs and providers use signed API workflows for realtime quote, bind, payment, and settlement operations.
Individuals, rental companies, corporate buyers, or TNC APIs submit rental, trip, driver, customer, vehicle, location, and coverage data.
Published insurer products and rating versions generate candidate prices and terms.
Provider preferences, cheapest pricing, or round-robin rules select the offer and write audit and fee records.
Buyer checkout or TNC billing creates the payment record, platform fee, carrier amount, and wallet ledger entries.
The accepted quote becomes a rental insurance receipt or API policy binding with traceable status.
Finalized, cancelled, claim, and closed events update transaction status and audit history.
The exchange separates duties, secures API access, supports buyer checkout, and gives each participant the interface they need.
Individuals, rental companies, and corporate buyers can quote, pay, bind, and view receipts.
TNC systems use API keys, HMAC signatures, timestamps, nonces, and trace IDs.
Insurance companies manage products, thresholds, rating versions, and active/inactive rules.
TNCs and rental requests can use cheapest, preferred, static, random, round-robin, or third-party routing rules.
Platform, TNC, insurer, and agent permissions are scoped to the right organization.
API activity, key lifecycle, payment collection, quote decisions, bindings, and fee changes are logged.
Quote binding and buyer checkout create charges, carrier revenue, and Beavar platform fee entries.