The New Client Experience: 10 Ways Tech is Reshaping Insurance Interactions
The insurance industry is undergoing a fundamental shift.
An insurance claim is a formal request by a policyholder to an insurance company for coverage or compensation for a covered loss or policy event. The insurance company validates the claim and, once approved, issues payment to the insured or an approved interested party on behalf of the insured.
The insurance industry is undergoing a fundamental shift.
Each mono-line account is a warm lead for cross-selling additional coverage — home, umbrella, life, commercial, you name it. The challenge? Finding and acting on those opportunities at scale.
We all know what benchmarking is, but how are you implementing it into your business strategy? Comparing operational and financial metrics against industry standards allows brokers and agencies to gain a roadmap to improve performance, close gaps, and seize growth opportunities
achieving the right balance between growth and retention is no small feat. The competing goals of expanding premium revenue and securing long-term clients often pull agents and brokers in different directions.
Teams are often stuck working through outdated spreadsheets, manually tracking X-dates, logging into carrier portals one-by-one, and rushing to remarket accounts at the last minute. The result? Missed opportunities, lost revenue, and team burnout
In the world of insurance, policy renewals are a vital revenue engine—often accounting for up to 90% of an agency’s book of business.
Insurance agencies operate in a fast-paced environment. Yet, many agencies still rely on outdated, manual processes that slow them down, drain resources, and lead to lost revenue.
ReFocus AI streamlines renewals by prioritizing at-risk clients, automating tasks, and reducing servicing costs—boosting retention and profitability.
Six months ago, we made predictions about major trends shaping the insurance market in 2021. Now, we are revisiting them to see what came true.