Surety has a connectivity problem. Brokers and agents fight it every day: fragmented workflows, manual re-entry, handoffs that drop. Submissions stall, premium waits, and time gets buried in re-keying and reconciliation.
The 2026 roadmap for Tinubu’s Surety Broker and Agent platform (TSBA) fixes that. The broker tech stack has been rebuilt so one platform runs your whole operation, with every part connecting to the others. No silos, no re-entry, no waiting for your data.
That platform is now part of a direct digital highway to carriers. Your submission goes straight through. Rates come back in real time. By the time a bond is ready to issue, it has already been validated against carrier requirements.
The measure for every item on this roadmap is the same: brokers write more business, and the back office doesn't grow to make it happen.
One Platform, Not a Stack of Silos
All the upgrades to broker and agent workflows are connected, so you're working from one platform. If you've spent time pulling reports from one system, reconciling commissions in a spreadsheet, and logging into multiple sites just to get your team moving, you know how much that overhead compounds.
The 2026 roadmap is built to eliminate it: your data flows automatically into the tools you already use, your team signs in once to reach everything they need, your forms are ready at every step of execution, and when clients come to you, they see your brand. It all runs together, the way a modern Surety brokerage should work.
Your Data, Working for You
Right now, getting a clear picture of your book means asking someone to pull a report or building it yourself from exports. The Bond Data API, landing in Q3, changes that. Every bond action, custom field, and transaction flows automatically into the tools your brokerage already uses: Power BI, Salesforce, your AMS. Leadership dashboards, CRM feeds, and commission reporting run without anyone assembling them.
Analytics V2 extends that further, giving brokers, agents, and principals real-time answers inside the platform. See your bond volume with a carrier, click it, and the report opens; portfolio trends are visible at a glance without pulling a single export. For a principal, that is the difference between knowing what happened and understanding why. The agency-level view lands first, with the client-level view following soon after, so the full picture builds over time. Faster answers, faster decisions, more business without adding overhead.
Producer splits are where a lot of that overhead lives today. Whether they're tracked in a spreadsheet, inside Epic, or in someone's memory, the result is the same: someone reconciles commissions manually every time a report is needed, and every change to a producer relationship means updating the same information in multiple places. From Q4, splits live in the client record, configured once when you set up agency commission. They flow through the Bond Data API on every bond record, mapping into Epic or Sagitta automatically alongside everything else, so they never need maintaining anywhere else. For brokerages running multiple producers across a large book, that is a meaningful reduction in reconciliation time and operational cost every month.
More Personalization, Internally and Externally
Every brokerage has documents that are distinctly theirs: the bid bond cover letter with the right header, the form a particular obligee expects. From Q3, they live in one agency library alongside Tinubu's bond form library, pre-filled with data already in the workflow so nothing gets rebuilt at execution. In Q4, a drag-and-drop form designer enables anyone on your team can build and maintain the library without help.
With white-label capabilities coming in Q4, clients opening the portal see your logo and your brand colors, and, with the URL work sequenced alongside SSO, eventually your domain too. For brokerages that have spent years building client relationships, that is commercial, not cosmetic: one coherent experience for the client, one coherent system for your team, and a portal that reinforces the relationships you own.
Built to Scale With You
As your business grows, acquires, and reorganizes, the platform keeps up. From Q3, you can promote a subsidiary to a standalone client or move a client under another parent without manual re-keying or cancelled and reissued bonds; the records move with the relationship.
For acquisitions, the Agency Merge feature brings an agency's entire book into your organization, validated in staging before anything goes live, so the acquired portfolio is producing inside your operation without disruption.
Every feature reaches your staging environment before production, and documentation arrives before the features do. Rollout is a planned transition, not a hundred simultaneous questions. Management-level permission controls let the right person in your organization switch features on when the agency is ready, and quarterly roadmap updates make planning easier.
The Digital Highway Is the Destination
Every upgrade in this roadmap makes your brokerage faster and more connected internally. The digital highway is where that connectivity extends to the carrier. Your submission travels straight through, rates come back without a phone call, and the bond reaches issuance without anyone re-keying anything.
The seams that have always slowed this industry down are closing, and brokers running on a connected platform are the ones who will write more business, respond faster, and scale without growing their back office to match. That is what this roadmap is building toward, and it is shipping now.
