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Once you join the Redberry Labs partner program, your enterprise customers can get per-agent coverage through your platform without leaving your product. The process runs in three stages: Redberry Labs learns how your agents operate, evaluates each agent individually, then issues and manages policies for your enterprise customers directly.
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Integrate risk evaluation

Redberry Labs works with you to understand how your agents operate — including the permissions each agent holds, the tools it can invoke, the inputs it processes, and the operational context it runs in. This information feeds the underwriting engine that prices coverage per agent. During technical onboarding, you’ll connect your platform so that agent configuration data flows to Redberry Labs in a structured way. This is a one-time integration; after it’s in place, new agents you submit are evaluated automatically against the same framework.
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Evaluate risk per agent

Each agent your customers deploy is individually evaluated based on its configuration at the time of submission. The evaluation covers the agent’s risk profile across the dimensions Redberry Labs uses for all AI underwriting — permissions, tool safety, guardrails, operational scope, and more. Once evaluated, the agent is assigned a risk score and priced accordingly. Agents are then scheduled onto the customer’s base policy as named covered systems, so coverage is specific to each agent rather than applied broadly to the platform.
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Offer insurance to enterprise customers

Your enterprise clients become policyholders directly with Redberry Labs. Redberry handles policy issuance, premium collection, claims management, and ongoing monitoring of covered agents. From your customers’ perspective, they get purpose-built AI insurance as part of their relationship with your platform — giving their legal, procurement, and compliance teams the contractual framework they need to approve higher-autonomy deployments.

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What your enterprise customers get

When your enterprise customers take out a policy through your platform, each policy provides:
  • Agent-level coverage — every covered agent is individually underwritten and scheduled onto the policy, reflecting its specific configuration and risk profile rather than a blanket platform assessment
  • First-party and third-party coverage — protection for both your customer’s own operational losses and claims brought by third parties affected by an agent’s actions
  • A contractual liability framework — documented allocation of liability that legal, procurement, and compliance teams can review, satisfying the approval requirements that typically block autonomous deployments
  • Continuous monitoring — Redberry Labs monitors covered agents on an ongoing basis so that changes to an agent’s configuration, permissions, or operational context are reflected in the policy; customers are notified if a material change affects their coverage
Technical integration details — including API references, configuration schema, and SDK documentation — are provided during onboarding after your partner application is approved.