Zywave Apex AI Connectors

Bring Zywave context into the AI tools your business uses every day.

Skills that pull your book, your clients, prospects, and Zywave’s content library into Claude, Copilot, and ChatGPT. No exporting, no uploading, no tab-switching.

Claude Apex MCP connected

Assemble the annual notice packet for Ridgeline Manufacturing, Wisconsin and Illinois, 240 enrolled, self-funded, plan year starts January 1.

  • Downloaded model notices for every notice that applies, plus the conditionals flagged "confirm applies"
  • Distribution memo: who receives each notice, when it is due, how it may be delivered
  • The blanks the plan administrator must fill, per model notice
  • Notices that are not annual, listed so they aren't presumed missing

Assembled from current Zywave content. Nothing uploaded. Every deadline traces to library text.

Get started with Apex MCP

We’ve rounded up the best insurance AI skills and prompts you can use to help with prospecting, book management, compliance notices, client research, and more.

Step 1

Connect your AI client

Add the Apex MCP as a connector in Claude, Copilot, or ChatGPT. One connection, used by every skill.

Step 2

Add a skill

Pick a skill from the Skills Library and open its setup guide for your AI.

Step 3

Test and go

Paste the example prompt directly into a new chat. That’s it.

Open the Getting started guide →

Skills and prompts: the tools to drive success

Learn more about skills and prompts

Skills

EB annual notice packet Assemble a plan-year annual notice packet, with every required notice and a distribution checklist. Use caseShare resources with clients Built forEB consultant · HR & compliance

Prompts

“Find self-funded employers in Wisconsin with 100–500 employees that we don't already work with.”

Use caseDiscover new prospects Line of businessEmployee Benefits

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Frequently asked questions

What is Apex MCP?

A connector that lets Claude, Copilot, and ChatGPT read and act on Zywave data, including your book, the content library, and market data, instead of you exporting or copying it in.

What data can it see?

Only what your own login already has access to. Nothing is uploaded to run a skill.

Is my data secure while using the Apex MCP?

Yes. Connections go through OAuth, and access is scoped to what your own login can already see. Anything that writes data asks for your confirmation first.

Do I need a developer to set up the Apex MCP?

Once, yes. A Zywave administrator registers your AI client in Zywave Admin and hands over a client ID and secret. After that, each person connects on their own under Settings > Connectors. Copilot, ChatGPT, and Gemini Enterprise also need your own admin to approve the connector.

Can my agency control who uses this?

Managed the same way as any other connector, in your AI tool's admin settings.

What problem do skills solve?

Inconsistent and unexpected results from prompts alone. Skills give you high-quality, consistent results, giving you more out of the same prompts you use today.

What's the difference between MCP, a prompt and a skill?

The best way to think about this is:

  1. MCP gives AI access.
  2. Skills give AI a playbook for a specific task.
  3. Prompts trigger that playbook.