Customer Case Study

VRC Insurance × Acclivity

Migrating a multi-portal F&I insurance platform off Base44 onto Acclivity-owned infrastructure — with an AI agent layer on top.

At a Glance

200
Public uptime status
~200ms
Public response time
41
Database tables
3
Role-gated portals
11
Active users
8
Dealerships live

The Problem

VRC Insurance (Jake Wilcox, Founder) was running on Base44 — a generic SMB low-code platform — and had outgrown it. Three breaking points:

The deal: migrate everything off Base44 onto a stack VRC owns the IP for, with the AI agent layer integrated.

What Acclivity Built

Tier 1 — Live Production Platform

vrcinsurance.com served by:

Tier 2 — VRC Insurance AI Agent Suite

6 vertical agents on dedicated ports + an orchestrator: Sales · Management · Customer Service · Marketing · Accounting · Orchestrator. Local LLM inference (gemma4:e4b on GB10) — no cloud round-trip, no per-call cost markup.

Public Front Door

The Operational Story

The platform survived a physical hardware move during the engagement — Acclivity relocated gns1 on 2026-05-05. VRC's services were back up within an hour with no data loss. This is what HA + multi-machine fabric is for — a one-engineer shop normally can't claim that operational story.

"I needed someone who could ship the platform AND run the platform AND understand insurance. Base44 was three of those, none well. Dan can ship and run; he understood F&I from the JWA work; the AI agent layer was the closer." — Jake Wilcox, Founder, VRC Insurance (paraphrased)

Why It Matters for Your Deal

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