EbixMeridian

Migration from legacy Ebix systems.

EbixASP carries the business processes of the Ebix P&C broking systems that preceded it: Infinity, InsureNET, Elite, and EbixONE. Each has an established data migration path, so clients, policies, and accounting history arrive on the new platform instead of staying behind.

Four source systems, one destination

These are Ebix's own earlier P&C broking systems, which means the migration paths are established conversions maintained by the vendor of both the source and the destination systems.

Ebix P&C broking system

Infinity

Conversion into EbixASP masters covering the client, policy, and accounting records the agency runs on.

Migration path: established

Ebix P&C broking system

InsureNET

Account and policy data mapped to the corresponding EbixASP structures, with accounting history alongside.

Migration path: established

Ebix P&C broking system

Elite

Client files, policy records, and ledger history carried into the platform on the established conversion path.

Migration path: established

Ebix P&C broking system

EbixONE

The most recent of the earlier systems, with its records moving to EbixASP through the same assessed, validated process.

Migration path: established

Business process continuity

EbixASP carries forward the business processes of the systems it replaces, so the agency keeps working the way it already does on a newer platform. Accounts are serviced, policies are endorsed, and the ledger is closed along the same lines your staff already knows.

The data itself stays portable. Information moves to EbixASP during conversion and moves out again through Excel exports and report output whenever you need it, so migrating in does not mean being locked in.

How data moves in and out
Trial conversion · Infinity to EbixASPPass 2 of 2
Clients & accounts4,812 recordsValidated
Policy history12,304 recordsValidated
Ledger entries86,110 recordsValidated
Documents23,467 recordsIn review

The migration workflow

Every conversion runs through the same assessed, validated sequence. Scope and schedule depend on the source system and the volume of history in play, which is why they are agreed per project rather than promised on a page.

01

Data assessment

The migration team reviews the source system with you: which entities, books, and years of history are in scope, and how the data is structured today.

02

Mapping to EbixASP masters

Source records are mapped to the corresponding EbixASP masters, so clients, policies, carriers, and ledger accounts land in the structures the platform runs on.

03

Trial conversion and validation

A trial conversion runs against a copy of your data. Your team reviews the converted records against the source system and flags anything to correct before the next pass.

04

Parallel period

The agency works the converted data alongside the source system, confirming that accounts, balances, and documents read the way the business expects.

05

Cutover

A final conversion brings the data current and the agency goes live on EbixASP, with the source system retired on your schedule.

What moves to EbixASP

A migration is judged by what the account record looks like afterward. The conversion brings the working history of the agency, so an account opened on EbixASP reads the way it did on the system it left.

Clients and accounts

The client file with its contacts, structure, and account relationships intact.

Policy history

Policies with their terms, transactions, and full renewal chain.

Accounting and ledger history

Balances, receivables, and ledger history carried into the built-in general ledger.

Documents

The account's documents, attached where the servicing team expects to find them.

Move the book,
keep the history

Talk through your source system with the EbixASP team and see converted data in a working demo.