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iPipeline is a leading global provider of digital solutions for the life insurance, annuities, and wealth management industries. Founded in 1995, the company has operated for more than 29 years, building an extensive network that connects over 100 insurance carriers, 2,500 distribution partners, and 500,000 agents and advisors. Its platform facilitates significant transaction volume, including over 1.5 billion quote responses and the processing of $77 billion in global life insurance premiums and annuities in 2023.

The company's technical work focuses on areas including AI-powered automation, digital platform development, data libraries, and workflow automation. A key product in its portfolio is the CHARLi AI platform, a proprietary system designed to automate workflows, improve accuracy, and reduce time to market for clients in the financial services technology sector.

iPipeline maintains its operations across North America and the United Kingdom.

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