Learn what the Thimble team worked on and launched in the second quarter of 2026
We’re excited to share several unique updates this quarter – from a new way for brokers to leverage natural language AI to awards to higher general liability limits, you won’t want to miss this recap.
Higher general liability limits
Thimble’s general liability offering has new limit options available! Many of your clients will be able to select from $1M/$1M, $1M/$2M, $2M/$2M and $2M/$4M limit options. Learn more here.
Natural language quoting with Thimble’s MCP Server for brokers
With Thimble’s newest AI tool, brokers will be able to use ChatGPT or Claude with natural language to start a quote. Leveraging plain conversation, without a bunch of complicated forms to fill out, this is a prime example of how Thimble continuously enables brokers to sell insurance in modern ways. Learn more here.
New awards and Thimble in the news
Thimble earned fresh recognition from trusted names like Investopedia, Forbes, and Best Money. None of these are paid placements, which makes them a genuine signal of where Thimble stands in the industry. For brokers and producers, that's added confidence. For insureds, it's another reason to trust the coverage behind their business. Learn more here.
New mid-term endorsements
Brokers and policyholders can now change a business address mid-policy, without a forced cancellation or re-write in most cases. It's the latest addition to our ongoing mid-term endorsement project, which we first detailed in Q1. A few things worth noting:
- If the new address changes the premium, that adjustment is shown right on screen
- There are no added costs simply for changing a business address, but depending on the new address, the rating of the policy could change which could affect the policy premium
- Policies can flex and evolve alongside the business, with minimal hassle
We’re always working on improving Thimble’s offerings and experience. We’ll continue building on this momentum in Q3; stay tuned!
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