Maple Technologies (MapleTech) announced the availability of Aspire Quick Start on Feb. 10, 2026. Quick Start is a built-in, step-by-step workflow within the Aspire underwriting platform. It automates risk intake for trucking insurance and streamlines how underwriters collect and review submission data.
The new workflow focuses on reducing manual data entry while improving visibility into data sources and submission progress. As a result, underwriting teams can complete trucking risk intake in minutes rather than hours.
Streamlined Risk Intake Within Aspire
Quick Start operates directly inside the Aspire underwriting platform. It guides users through a structured workflow that automates trucking insurance submissions. According to MapleTech President and CEO Matt Blackley, the tool reduces manual entry while clearly showing the provenance of each data record. In addition, the workflow includes real-time progress indicators and pulls from multiple data sources to reduce information gaps. Quick indications can reach 90% completion in minutes.
Automated Data Retrieval and Consolidation
Quick Start retrieves carrier information from the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration or from motor-carrier data and analytics companies. It displays carrier details, safety records, and fleet information in a single workflow. Users can upload quote forms and supporting documents using a drag-and-drop interface.
A tailored AI model extracts risk data from these materials. The system then consolidates and deduplicates records while showing the source of each item. Users can review the consolidated list, include or exclude vehicles and drivers, and bulk-exclude records from specific data sources. Once the review is complete, users select “Close and Import” to bring the curated data directly into Aspire. This process eliminates manual entry and completes intake in minutes.
AI Processing Built for Trucking Risk
MapleTech designed Quick Start’s AI model specifically for risk data extraction. According to CTO Don Honeycutt, the system provides tailored processing rather than generic optical character recognition. The interface responds more intuitively than traditional forms, allowing underwriters to review consolidated vehicles and drivers before import. Multi-source integration consolidates all required data and documents into a single workflow. Because Quick Start is built into Aspire, it does not require additional integrations, added costs, or vendor fees.
About Maple Technologies
Maple Technologies develops Aspire, a core processing system for Property and Casualty insurance. Carriers, reciprocals, risk retention groups, captives, self-insureds, and MGAs use Aspire to write personal, commercial, and specialty lines of business. Aspire offers flexibility, configurability, and reliability. Organizations can deploy it as a pre-integrated suite or as standalone components. The platform integrates with other systems and data sources through flexible APIs and supports configurable workflows. By streamlining operations and improving efficiency, Aspire helps insurers reduce costs and improve profitability.
For more information, visit www.maple-tech.com, call (732) 863-5523, or email info@maple-tech.com.
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