Consumer-side majesco / sapiens legacy data access for claims adjusters, actuaries, underwriters, finance, state-commissioner exam teams, SIU and reinsurance auditors. Self-serve UI, SQL via Athena/Synapse/BigQuery, REST API — all sharing the same RBAC and audit-log layer for HIPAA / NAIC #797 / SIU / legal hold.
When a Majesco or Sapiens footprint is archived or partially decommissioned, six teams still need fast, governed access to the historical data — and they can't all open IT tickets every time.
Claims adjusters working a new FNOL need to know whether the same claimant has appeared before — at any time in the last 20 years, across any state, in any line of business. P&C actuaries building next year's pricing model need accident-year × development-period loss triangles spanning 25+ years. L&A actuaries need 30+ years of mortality experience data for VM-20 PBR substantiation. Finance and statutory accounting need premium and paid-loss restatements when a prior-year audit finding triggers a reopening. State insurance commissioner exam teams send 50-page data calls requesting random policy and claim samples plus full supporting documentation including NAIC #797 replacement records for L&A. SIU teams need cross-claim pattern analytics to detect organised fraud networks. Reinsurance auditors want ceded premium and recovery history per treaty per layer.
Live Majesco P&C Core Suite or Sapiens IDIT/ALIS weren't designed to serve those analytical workloads at scale. And once the data is archived (or the legacy is decommissioned), the consumer-side access pattern becomes critical: the same six teams need self-serve, governed access to the historical archive without dragging IT into every query.
Syntra ETL's majesco / sapiens legacy data access layer provides three query paths against the same archive — self-serve UI for business users, SQL via Athena/Synapse/BigQuery for analysts, REST API for downstream analytics tools — all sharing the same RBAC, audit-log and chain-of-custody layer. HIPAA-protected workers-comp and L&A medical records, SIU-protected investigations, legal-hold flagged data and GDPR-protected EU policyholder data each carry their own access policies enforced at the query level.
Three query paths, one archive, shared governance. Built for the six consumer teams that need decades of insurance history at their fingertips.
Search by policyholder, claim number, accident date, vendor, body shop, medical provider, L&A insured, policy duration year. Filter by state, LOB, accident year. Return full file with attachments in seconds.
SQL access via Athena, Synapse, BigQuery or Trino against the same Parquet archive — for actuarial analysts (P&C + L&A), statutory accounting and SIU teams comfortable with SQL.
Programmatic access for actuarial pricing models, mortality experience tools, fraud-analytics platforms, reinsurance bordereaux generators and statutory reporting tools — shared RBAC and audit log.
Role-based access control mapped to user identity from Okta, Azure AD or Ping. HIPAA / L&A medical / SIU / legal-hold / GDPR / NAIC #797 data each carries its own RBAC role with query-level enforcement.
Every query logged with user identity, timestamp, query parameters, returned record count and data classification. Queryable for compliance, HIPAA breach response, NAIC #797 audit, GDPR DSAR, SOX walkthrough.
Random-sample policy/claim retrieval for state-commissioner data calls, packaged with structured data + attachments + NAIC #797 records + audit log as signed evidence bundles ready for examiner delivery.
The complete flow from business user to chain-of-custody-signed answer. Sub-second for most queries.
User opens archive UI or runs SQL query or calls REST API. SSO authentication via Okta / Azure AD / Ping confirms identity and resolves user role memberships.
RBAC layer checks user role against data classifications on the query target — HIPAA medical records, L&A medical exams, SIU investigations, legal-hold data, GDPR EU policyholders each require explicit role permission.
Query rewritten to target only relevant Parquet partitions (state / LOB / fiscal year). Columnar engine (Athena/Synapse/BigQuery) returns matching records sub-second to single-digit-second.
If the query returns records with attachments (claim files, declarations pages, medical records, L&A paramedical exams), signed URLs are included. Warm-tier attachments resolve in seconds; cold/archive-tier with retrieval SLA.
Full query parameters, user identity, timestamp, returned record count and data classification logged immutably for HIPAA / state-commissioner / NAIC #797 / SIU / SOX chain-of-custody.
Structured data and attachment URLs delivered to requesting interface. For exam-response packs: structured data + attachments + audit-log packaged as signed evidence bundle.
The old way required IT tickets, weeks of waiting, partial answers and risky access controls. The new way is self-serve with stronger governance.
Closed-claim research, prior-claim history, loss-triangle pivots, L&A mortality lookups, premium register lookups — formerly weeks of IT ticket queues — now self-serve in seconds with audit log.
Reinsurance bordereaux audits, Schedule P substantiation for prior periods, NAIC exam responses, NAIC #797 replacement audits — formerly tape-restore projects — now queryable in seconds.
Analysts pulling 'just one CSV' from production databases for ad-hoc research — formerly a SOX, HIPAA and NAIC #797 risk — replaced with governed self-serve archive queries.
Bespoke SQL against frozen DB backups for P&C actuarial pricing models, IBNR studies and L&A mortality experience studies — replaced with standard archive queries against Parquet.
Cross-claim fraud pattern detection across decades — historically impossible without IT-led data dumps — now standard SIU analytics against the archive.
State-commissioner market-conduct exam responses including NAIC #797 replacement audits for L&A — historically a multi-month scramble — now packaged in days with full chain-of-custody log.
Majesco / sapiens legacy data access is consumer-side access to historical policy, billing and claims data from a Majesco P&C/L&A Core Suite or Sapiens IDIT/ALIS footprint that has been archived or partially decommissioned. Where majesco / sapiens data archival is the producer side (extract + preserve), majesco / sapiens legacy data access is the consumer side: claims adjusters opening closed-claim records to research recurring claimants, actuaries pulling historical loss runs for P&C pricing models and L&A mortality studies, state insurance commissioner exam teams retrieving random policy/claim samples for market-conduct exams, reinsurance underwriters auditing bordereaux history, and SIU investigators tracing cross-claim fraud patterns across decades. The Syntra ETL majesco / sapiens legacy data access layer serves all these queries from a Parquet-backed archive without keeping live Majesco or Sapiens running.
Six primary consumer groups. Claims adjusters: closed-claim history when a similar new claim lands (subrogation precedent, recurring claimant flags, vendor/body-shop fraud signals). Actuaries: P&C historical loss runs for accident-year pricing model development, IBNR adequacy back-testing, Schedule P reconstruction; L&A mortality experience studies, lapse-rate analysis. Finance & statutory accounting: premium and paid-loss restatements for prior periods, ceded recovery substantiation, NAIC Model Audit Rule trail, L&A deferred revenue substantiation. State insurance commissioner exam response teams: random-sample policy and claim files for market-conduct exams. SIU and special investigations: cross-claim fraud detection. Underwriters: historical loss runs for renewal underwriting, account experience analysis, L&A historical applications and replacement assessment.
State market-conduct and financial exams routinely request random samples of policies and claims by state, LOB and time period — sometimes 10+ years old — with full supporting documentation including declarations pages, endorsements, claim notes, recorded statements, medical records (workers comp + L&A), litigation history and NAIC #797 replacement records (L&A). The Syntra ETL majesco / sapiens legacy data access UI lets exam-response teams generate the random samples in minutes, retrieve full policy and claim files with all attachments, and package the response as a signed evidence bundle with full chain-of-custody log. Response time drops from months (the historical reality of pulling from a decommissioned database backup or a frozen legacy system) to days.
Yes — and the access control is mandatory, not optional. Workers-comp claim files routinely contain HIPAA-protected medical records (treatment notes, IME reports, prescription history, return-to-work assessments). L&A application records contain medical exam data (paramedical exams, blood/urine results, attending physician statements). HIPAA chain-of-custody and minimum-necessary access rules apply for the full retention horizon — and for L&A, NAIC Model #797 adds replacement-record protection. The legacy data access layer enforces role-based access control: only users with HIPAA-trained role flags can retrieve medical records, every retrieval is logged with user identity / timestamp / business purpose, and the audit log is immutable and queryable for HIPAA breach-response or audit.
Actuaries need 20+ years of P&C loss history and 30+ years of L&A mortality history to develop pricing models, evaluate reserve adequacy, conduct IBNR studies, build Schedule P for NAIC filings, run L&A mortality and lapse experience studies, and respond to reinsurance underwriter requests for loss-run data. Live Majesco or Sapiens isn't designed to serve those analytical workloads efficiently. Majesco / sapiens legacy data access provides direct query access — through the UI, SQL via Athena/Synapse/BigQuery, or REST API — to the full archive: every accident-year × development-period × LOB × state × coverage combination, with case + IBNR reserve history preserved per individual claim, plus L&A in-force snapshots, surrender history and lapse history. Loss-development triangle pivots and mortality experience studies now run in minutes.
Reinsurance audits — from treaty reinsurers, facultative placements or captive reviews — typically request ceded premium and recovery history per treaty per layer across the full audit horizon, which can stretch 30+ years for long-tail liability lines. The legacy data access layer surfaces the full reinsurance chain: treaty definitions, cession history, recovery history, bordereaux extracts, plus cross-references to source policies and claims so the auditor can drill from a ceded premium amount back to the originating policy or from a ceded recovery back to the source claim. Audit response time drops from quarter-long reconstruction projects to single-day query packs.
Yes. SIU teams need cross-claim pattern detection across decades — recurring claimants under different names, networks of suspicious vendors or repair shops, body shops appearing on disproportionate claim counts, medical providers flagged for billing irregularities. Live Majesco or Sapiens supports current-claim SIU workflow but isn't optimised for historical pattern analytics. Legacy data access provides SQL-level analytical access to the full archive plus the UI for ad-hoc investigations. Cross-claim queries (e.g., 'all claims involving this repair shop across all states across 15 years') run in seconds. Every SIU access is logged for chain-of-custody and SIU-tier RBAC restrictions are enforced.
Three-layer access control. Authentication: SSO integration with the insurer's identity provider (Okta, Azure AD, Ping). Authorisation: role-based access control mapping users to data classes — HIPAA medical records, L&A medical exams, SIU investigations, legal-hold data, GDPR EU policyholder data each requires its own RBAC role. Audit: every query (UI, SQL, API) logged immutably with user identity, timestamp, query parameters, returned record count and data classification. Audit logs are queryable by compliance teams and exportable for state-commissioner exam response, HIPAA audit, NAIC #797 audit, GDPR data-subject-access reports and SOX walkthroughs. Access denial is logged with explanation.
Book a 30-minute working session. We'll walk through the six consumer use cases (claims, actuarial P&C + L&A, underwriting, finance, SIU, compliance), show the self-serve UI plus SQL and REST access paths, and demonstrate the RBAC and audit-log governance that satisfies HIPAA, NAIC #797, SIU, GDPR and state-commissioner chain-of-custody requirements.