Own Every Solution with Nice Engine.

Build your in-house actuarial modeling capabilities on a Python-based platform

your team and preferred partners can extend.

Nice Engine provides an established Python-based foundation on which your organization can build faster.

It brings together the core components your team needs.

Architecture

A flexible, open architecture for your models, data, cloud, and integrations.

Base Functionality

Mortality and insurance product implementations, user interfaces, data management, governance and reports.

Workflows

Established tools and processes to support your business operations and development.

Training

Comprehensive onboarding program, documentation, and test suites to help you build with confidence.

Accelerator to an in-house build

AI is shifting the actuarial modeling economics towards in-house builds. Nice Engine gives you the strategic advantages of an internal build, while reducing the cost and risk of building a modeling platform from scratch.

Control your development priorities, work with your preferred partners, and tailor modeling capabilities to your business.

Build from Scratch​

Longer time to production

18-24+ months*

Higher total cost

Large multi-year investment

Higher execution risk

Many moving parts,
more dependencies

Key person risk

Knowledge concentrated
in a small number of specialists

Ongoing maintenance burden

Continuous technology and functionality R&D

Slower adaptation

High architecture uncertainty
and independent technology
research costs.

Build on Nice Engine​

Faster path to production

6-12 months*

Lower total cost

Avoid recreating core platform capabilities

Lower execution risk

Proven foundation with established processes and controls

Vendor expertise

Onboarding focused on knowledge transfer to your team

Sustainable and scalable

Vendor supported functionality and technology updates

Faster adaptation

Extend capabilities on a proven, performant, and maintainable
architecture.

Build from Scratch​

Build on Nice Engine​

Longer time to production

18-24+ months*

Faster path to production

6-12 months*

Higher total cost

Large multi-year investment

Lower total cost

Avoid recreating core platform capabilities

Higher execution risk

Many moving parts,
more dependencies

Lower execution risk

Proven foundation with established processes and controls

Key person risk

Knowledge concentrated
in a small number of specialists

Vendor expertise

Onboarding focused on knowledge transfer to your team

Ongoing maintenance burden

Continuous technology and functionality R&D

Sustainable and scalable

Vendor supported functionality and technology updates

Slower adaptation

High architecture uncertainty
and independent technology
research costs.

Faster adaptation

Extend capabilities on a proven, performant, and maintainable
architecture.

*Internal implementation estimates based on comparable project scope, staffing, migration, and training assumptions. Actual timing, cost, and risk depend on the project.

Build with the team you choose.

Develop with your internal team or preferred consulting partners,

with Nice Engine supporting the underlying platform.

A shared foundation.

A partnership that lasts.

Nice provides

Your team & partners develop

Implementation scope and support are defined for each engagement.

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. Nice Engine is designed to fit into your existing actuarial environment. It can exchange data with financial models, databases, Excel, reporting tools, and other systems that support programmatic integration. Most insurers already have financial models and processes they want to keep, so Nice Engine can be introduced where it adds the most value rather than requiring a wholesale replacement.

Your organization determines who can modify the model. Model developers can work with the Python source code, while pricing or valuation users can use controlled interfaces without code access. Changes can be version-controlled through Git and tools such as Azure DevOps, with pull requests, automated testing, deployment pipelines, and a complete history of model changes.

No. Pricers can work through familiar interfaces such as Excel to manage inputs, define sensitivities, run processes, and review results. Python access is available to model developers who want to extend or customize the platform, but it is not required for day-to-day pricing work. Clients can also create custom interfaces and process integrations to fit their preferred pricing workflow.

Explore what you could build on Nice Engine.

Let’s discuss your modeling goals and development needs.