Apis Productions, WebCE link continuing education into agent portals

Apis Productions has partnered with WebCE to embed continuing education inside the Apis Connect ecosystem for insurance agents, BGAs and IMOs. The integration uses single sign-on to reduce logins, simplify access to required education and let organizations offer a more connected producer experience.

Why it matters: - The partnership puts continuing education inside the same digital environment agents already use, which cuts friction in day-to-day learning and licensing workflows. - BGAs and IMOs can add education to their existing agent portal instead of sending producers to a separate platform. - The integration is designed to strengthen the value of the organization’s own technology stack by making education feel like part of the workflow.

What happened: - Apis Productions partnered with WebCE to bring continuing education directly into the Apis Connect ecosystem. - The companies introduced a co-branded learning portal powered by Apis Connect's Single Sign-On technology. - Agents can move from their organization’s portal into WebCE without managing another login. - The announcement was dated July 22, 2026, from Annapolis, Maryland.

The details: - The portal is built to let agents access WebCE through their organization’s APIS:connect portal using single sign-on. - The setup removes disconnected systems and simplifies access to required education. - Apis Productions said the partnership supports its mission of reducing friction between technology and people. - Peri Lane, CEO of Apis Productions, said the goal is to make technology work harder for people and to help BGA and IMO partners deliver a branded experience that is more connected and more valuable. - The integration allows organizations to offer professional development as a natural extension of their existing agent portal. - BGAs and IMOs can extend their value by offering exclusive discounts to producers. - WebCE is described as the largest online education provider in the industry. - WebCE's services include relevant topics, product training requirements and roster reporting. - WebCE says its products and services are a premier solution for agents meeting education requirements. - Ryan Marlow, WebCE’s vice president of sales, said the partnership makes WebCE resources more accessible by integrating them into the digital environments agents already use every day. - Apis Productions says APIS:connect is the industry-leading technology solution for SSO and has pre-built integrations for more than 30 of the most-used platforms in the industry. - Apis Productions says it has spent 25 years helping life insurance organizations grow through technology, marketing and strategy. - Apis Productions offers custom websites with secure agent portals, single sign-on integrations, application development and marketing consulting. - Apis Productions works with BGAs, IMOs, carriers and financial organizations. - WebCE is a provider of online continuing education, licensing and exam preparation for insurance and financial services professionals. - WebCE says it has helped millions of professionals meet licensing requirements for more than two decades. - More information is available on Apis Productions and WebCE. - Peri Lane’s social profile is available on LinkedIn.

Between the lines: - The partnership reflects a broader push to collapse separate tools into one branded experience for producers. - For BGAs and IMOs, the value is not just education access. The integration also helps them keep agents inside their own portal longer. - For WebCE, embedding into existing workflows can widen distribution without asking users to change habits.

What's next: - BGAs and IMOs can begin using the integration to offer continuing education through their existing agent portals. - The companies are positioning the portal as a way to improve engagement with the tools and resources organizations already provide. - The broader outcome will likely depend on how quickly organizations adopt the co-branded experience and how much value they attach to bundled education access.

The bottom line: - Apis Productions and WebCE are turning continuing education into a built-in portal feature, not a separate destination.