About Inzinx
Built for the moment a business rule stops matching what got built.
Inzinx exists to close the gap between the people who define business rules and the systems that are supposed to enforce them — without either side waiting on the other.
The problem we set out to solve
Business teams already know their eligibility rules and pricing logic in detail. What repeatedly breaks down is the handoff — rules described in a document or a meeting, re-interpreted in code, and only caught as wrong once it's live and something qualifies (or is priced) that shouldn't.
With Inzinx, the business rule is the implementation. The person who owns the rule defines it directly in a visual interface — no dependency on a development team's backlog. Engineers still own the integration, but their part becomes calling one API and wiring the result into a UI or another system, not re-encoding logic they don't own.
Where this matters most
Insurance is a clear example: eligibility rules and rating logic are often genuinely complex — layered conditions, tiered pricing, exceptions on exceptions. Underwriters need that logic to reflect real underwriting judgment, not a simplified version an engineering team had time to build. With rules defined and versioned directly by the people who understand them, underwriters get logic that actually matches their intent, and engineering gets a stable API instead of a recurring rules-translation project.
To be clear about what that speed actually buys you: for regulated lines, a rate or eligibility change still needs your own regulatory approval before it can go live — that process doesn't change. What changes is everything after approval. The moment your filed change is approved, it goes live the same day, not whenever engineering can fit in a deploy.
Founder
Inzinx is built and run by a technologist with more than 25 years in the IT industry, including over 5 years focused specifically on insurance-industry technology — building and delivering systems for insurance companies across the US, UK, Middle East, and Africa. That work kept surfacing the same pattern — business people defining rules and decision factors, and the eventual implementation quietly drifting from what was actually meant, discovered only after it shipped. Inzinx is the direct answer to that: put the rule-defining in the hands of the people who own the rules.
Company
Inzinx is operated by Afsys Techno Vision Pvt. Ltd., incorporated in India (CIN: U62011UP2024PTC202508), registered office at C123, Golghar, Gorakhpur, Uttar Pradesh, India, 273001.
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