Do I need an account to see the VFIntel platform?

Yes. There is no open demonstration and no self-serve sign-up. Access is requested and approved by a person at VFIntel, who provisions a seat scoped to one role with an end date.

How does a partner get an account?

By request. A VFIntel contact approves each one and provisions a seat scoped to that partner's role, with an end date. Nothing is self-served and no account is created automatically.

What data does a partner see when they sign in?

The seat for their role, on illustrative data. A carrier sees the carrier's book, premiums, and ledger position. Scoping is enforced in the database, not in the interface, so a seat cannot read outside itself.

Two doors. Both of them asked for.

Partners with an account sign in to the platform itself and land in the seat for their role. The VFIntel team signs in to the same platform with administrator access. There is no third door and no open demonstration: everyone else asks, and a person answers. Nothing here is a slide deck about the software.

The two doors

The partner seat and the operator seat.

Both run on the same software and the same record. What separates them is what the account is entitled to, and that is decided in the database rather than in the interface.

For partners

Sign in to the platform

The working system. You land in the seat for your role, on the same software VFIntel operates, reading from the same record.

Carriers, brokers, property managers, banks, credit partners, bureaus
Sign in with the email address and password VFIntel issued you
Your seat only, enforced in the database rather than in the interface

VFIntel team

Administrator access

The same platform, the same sign-in, administrator level. Operations, Atlas, the registers, and demonstration control.

Rehearse a demonstration from the system that runs it
One door changes a seat, and it asks whether a person really chose
No separate internal environment to keep current

Requesting access

Access is granted, never self-served.

There is no open sign-up and no public demonstration. Every account is approved by a person at VFIntel and provisioned for one role, with an end date. That is a deliberate choice: the seats speak in the language of insurance, credit, and banking, and that is not language to leave in front of an unattended stranger.

Requests are read by a person, not a queue. If a call would answer the question faster, write to info@vfintel.com instead.

What a partner seat is

A working seat, on illustrative data.

Being precise about this early prevents the awkward question later.

Real software: The platform partners sign in to is the one VFIntel builds and operates. It is not a prototype, a click-through, or a recorded walkthrough of something else.
Illustrative data: The book a carrier sees, the rent roll a property manager sees, and every figure attached to them are demonstration data. No live consumer record and no partner's production data is present.
Your seat only: Scoping is enforced in the database through row-level security, not by hiding parts of a page. A carrier seat cannot read the broker's book even by editing the address bar.
Not a shared tenancy: Partners look at the same demonstration world from different seats. Nobody is looking at another partner's data, because no partner's data is in it.
Time-bound: Every account is granted for a fixed period and stops working at its end date. Access does not quietly persist after the conversation it was created for.

Start a conversation

Fifteen minutes. One direct answer.

Tell us which side of the lease you sit on and bring your sharpest question. Every conversation starts from your operation, not our roadmap.

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