This is how we helped Sanitas
Development of the new Intermediaries web portal
We have created the application based on an uncoupled architecture where communication between the different layers and modules that compose it is done through APIs

Industry

Insurance

Type of service

Project

Technological area

Cloud Computing
Custom Development

The Challenge

Sanitas, a leading company in Spain in the private offer of medical insurance with more than 2 million clients nationwide, decides to create a new web portal to serve its entire network of intermediaries.

The main objective is to offer an agile and efficient platform that provides agents with tools for portfolio management, premium tracking, product information, specific training, etc.

Our Solution

The new architecture standards defined by Sanitas provide guidelines that greatly enable factors such as the scalability, usability and security of the new platform. Therefore, we use them to achieve a modern and versatile application that promotes the mobility of different agents.

In Profile, we have created the application based on an uncoupled architecture where communication among the different layers and modules that compose it is done through APIs. The subscription, authentication, authorization of the different APIs in an API Manager (apigee) is delegated.

For the construction of the web frontend we chose to use Angular as a MVC client-side framework, taking advantage of its modularity capacity to create different reusable web components on different screens, creating container structures that encapsulate the markup, the javascript code and the CSS styles.

For backend development, we rely on the robust Spring Boot framework. This well-known framework, in which we have great expertise in Profile, allows us an agile development of REST endpoints thanks to its autoconfiguration and programming mechanisms through annotations.

We also make use of the integration capabilities of Spring Boot for connection to Sanitas core business services.

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