
Majesco says its AI-native cloud platform is the answer for insurers and pension providers needing to modernize core systems. The company has 375+ customers and 1,400+ implementations.
Majesco is positioning its cloud-based platform as the operating system for insurers and pension providers who want to move off legacy systems, the company said in a statement. The firm, which counts 375-plus customers and 1,400-plus implementations across property and casualty, life and health, and retirement, argues that the industry's next step requires both an operating model and a technology foundation redesign.
Majesco's pitch centers on embedding AI – including agentic AI – into core administration, underwriting, loss control, distribution, and digital tools. The company says its native-cloud SaaS gives insurers and managing general agents the flexibility to adapt to shifting regulation, risk, and market expectations without overhauling their tech stack every few years.
Majesco did not disclose financial results or client growth numbers in the statement. The company competes with Guidewire, Duck Creek, and other core systems vendors in a market where many carriers still run on mainframe-era code. Majesco's claim to be "born in the cloud" and AI-native is a direct contrast to those older platforms, which often require extensive customization to add machine-learning features.
The statement did not name new clients or product launches. No analyst commentary was included.
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