The collaboration eliminates the need for separate sourcing and custom integration, allowing insurers to activate payment workflows at the initial implementation stage. Policyholders gain access to a unified interface where they can select between full payment or premium financing options, supporting methods such as ACH, credit cards, Apple Pay, Google Pay, PayPal, and Venmo. Rex Blazevich, president of OneShield Market Solutions, noted that formalizing this relationship ensures the connection is fully operational before clients arrive, moving beyond ad-hoc technical setups.

Mutual clients like Forrest T. Jones & Company and ALPS have already leveraged this configuration to manage high-volume submissions and complex billing requirements. ALPS, a carrier focused on lawyers' malpractice insurance, uses the setup for agency-billed policies and recurring payment programs. Input 1 CEO Todd Greenbaum stated that the integration resolves the conflict between maintaining preferred core systems and delivering modern, flexible customer payment experiences. The integrated tools are currently available to all OneShield clients.