Casey provides a digital commercial trucking insurance platform that automates underwriting, policy issuance, and claims management for owner‑operators, mixed fleets, and specialty haulers.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
Founders
Product
Problem
Trucking operators often face lengthy underwriting processes, delayed policy issuance, and cumbersome claims handling, which can interrupt operations and increase administrative overhead. Small owner‑operators and mixed fleets especially struggle to obtain timely, appropriate coverage for diverse haul types.
Solution
Casey offers a digital commercial trucking insurance platform that automates underwriting, policy issuance, and claims management. Users submit a standard set of documents (loss runs, driver lists, MVRs, equipment details, IFTA reports) and receive certificates in under 30 seconds, with real‑time policy updates for driver or vehicle changes. The portal consolidates all policy documents, certificates, and claim status in a single dashboard, providing instant access to proof of coverage and proactive alerts for coverage gaps. Integrated risk‑management tools and dedicated support help operators stay compliant across long‑haul, specialty, and local haul operations.
Target Audience
Primary customers are single owner‑operators, mixed‑fleet owners, and specialty haul businesses that need fast, flexible commercial auto and liability coverage for regional, long‑haul, and local trucking operations.
Features
- Online portal that generates certificates of insurance in under 30 seconds and delivers them directly to recipients
- Real‑time policy endorsements for driver or equipment additions, with instant updated documentation
- Streamlined claim filing with photo upload, adjuster assignment tracking, and status notifications within the same dashboard
- Coverage options for a wide range of trucking operations, including long‑haul dry van, refrigerated, intermodal, hotshot, hazmat, and last‑mile delivery
- Automated document collection workflow requiring only five standard inputs (loss runs, driver list, MVRs, equipment list, IFTA reports)
- Integrated risk alerts (e.g., cargo limit warnings) to help maintain compliance with shipper requirements