Bexar is home
Say it “bear.” BexarWare started in Bexar County, Texas, in 2019, and central Texas is still our base for a team that works remotely across the US.

How we started
Our founders came from esports and marketing, not insurance. In 2019 we acquired a legacy insurance system that held 15 years of real policy and commission data, and set out to rebuild it.
The goal was a modern, secure and extensible platform with commission built in, standing on a foundation that had already proven itself with real customers. That platform is Propcot.

Why commission
For most businesses, paying commission is a cost of doing business. For us, it’s the reason we’re in business.
What we believe
Software has two jobs.
It should keep a company organized and make employees work more efficiently. If it fails at either, it isn’t worth using, so it isn’t worth building.
Measure it in headaches removed.
Good software saves time by taking friction out of the day, and out of the month when billing closes.
Commission deserves a ledger.
It should get the same rigor as your accounting books, not be worked out by hand at the end.
Payees should know what they earned.
Nobody should have to keep their own records, or file a dispute, to check their own pay.
Solve the problem, not the industry.
Insurance is our bread and butter. Commission is a problem everywhere, so we built for that.
The team

Bryce Boesen
Chief Executive OfficerA self-taught programmer since age 12, with a background in marketing tech. Bryce leads relationships, product and growth.
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Brandon Snow
Chief Operating OfficerA coder by trade and an entrepreneur at heart. Brandon runs day-to-day operations and makes sure no one on the team is blocked. He specializes in distributed systems and full-stack development.
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Sarah Casanova
Chief Financial OfficerSarah runs financial planning, cash flow and the analysis behind strategic decisions. She holds a BBA in Accounting from Texas A&M–San Antonio.

Dr. Mark Robinson
Principal Software EngineerWith more than 30 years in software, Mark leads engineering. He holds a PhD from UTSA, where he was an associate professor.
