
AI agents for Maia brokerage software
Covera Agents connects to Maia, the French brokerage management software: nightly read of clients, policies and claims, live access to Maia documents, and client or project creation on the broker's click.
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Covera Agents builds AI agents for insurance brokers. Maia is a French brokerage management software, and it is the most complete connection Covera runs in France: the agents read the agency's book every night, open Maia documents live, and can create a client record or a project in Maia when the broker asks for it.
What Covera reads in Maia
- Clients, companies and individuals: identity, contact details, address, SIRET and NAF code. Suppliers such as carriers are left out.
- Policies: status, cancellation date, payment frequency, carrier and product. Maia quotes are counted, not imported as policies.
- Claims, without the brokers' private notes or the identity of third parties.
- The Maia document store, read live when a file needs a document and never copied in bulk.
Premiums, receipts, commissions and separate contact persons are not read.
What Covera writes in Maia
Covera writes only from a quoting or comparison file, and only when the broker clicks. It can create a project on an existing client, marked with a COVERA reference, or create the client record and then the project. Covera never creates quotes or policies in Maia, never uploads documents, and never modifies or deletes anything. Nothing is written at night.
How the connection is set up
The agency creates an integration account dedicated to Covera in its Maia space and gives its written agreement, with a separate agreement for writing. The Covera team then sets up the connection: credentials are stored encrypted, a test read is reviewed before the first sync, and only then does the nightly sync start. There is no self-service form for Maia.
What it unlocks for the agents
The carrier quoting agent prefills a risk profile from the book and imports documents straight from Maia. The document collection agent opens a file for each new auto policy, with the checklist of its catalog; when the agency has set up its matching table, documents already found in Maia are marked as received, never as validated. The assistant answers questions on the synced book and can list and open a client's Maia documents.
Matching the right client
Covera never guesses an identity. A file is linked to a Maia client on proof: a known reference or an exact SIRET. A similar name only proposes candidates, and the broker confirms.
Limits
The book is refreshed once a night, while documents are read live. Records deleted in Maia are not deleted in Covera: they are counted as missing. For French brokerages, data is stored in the European Union, and Covera does not train any AI model on agency data.
Other integrations
Covera Agents also connects to other brokerage software used in France: Modulr, Excalibur, Coorty, Adhoc and BubbleIn. Emails and documents come from Gmail, Outlook and SharePoint.
Frequently asked questions
What does Covera Agents read in Maia?
Covera Agents reads Maia clients, policies and claims every night, and opens Maia documents live when a file or the assistant needs them. Premiums, receipts and commissions are not read.
Does Covera Agents modify data in Maia?
No. Covera Agents only creates a client record or a project in Maia when a broker clicks in a quoting file. Nothing is modified or deleted.
Can the agency connect Maia to Covera on its own?
No. The agency creates a dedicated integration account in Maia, then the Covera team sets up and checks the connection before the first sync.










