Dais Technology has launched automated Builder’s Risk coverage, available immediately, with The Cincinnati Insurance Company winning the race to be the first carrier to enable their agents to offer instant quoting for this important line of business.
The Internet of Insurance Account Builder beta just got a massive upgrade in preparation for its upcoming launch — now supporting 875 ACORD forms! Agents can now use the Account Builder to create whatever documents they need for quoting. And the Account Builder now supports automatic quoting from API-connected carriers. ACORD Form Reading The Internet of Insurance now supports uploading and automatic intake of 875 different ACORD forms. The data can then be used for other forms, instant quoting, or to simply keep for later. Whenever an agent creates a new client, they’ll also be able to upload ACORD forms to jumpstart
People will point to complexity and regulation, but as a technologist who understands every level of insurance now, I can tell you that there are no unique problems here.
The ability to share risk has been a key driver in the economic expansion that we’ve enjoyed since the dawn of the industrial revolution.
We had turned his agency on (activated them on the Internet of Insurance) a couple of weeks ago. As the system ran and time passed, it started working its magic.
Agency digital storefronts just got a new UI, and the results are fantastic. We’ve redesigned the interface with an easier, more focused experience for policyholders; agents will want to show off with these.
Data extraction capabilities are now live on the Internet of Insurance; with today’s upgrade, agents can now upload a completed ACORD-125 and the data will be entered into the platform, ready to use.
The Automagic™ release focuses on using our underlying workflows and communication tools to automatically create new value for agencies and carriers, no workflow changes required.
CNA, one of the largest U.S commercial property and casualty insurers, will offer small commercial rating for business owner’s policy and workers’ compensation insurance on the Internet of Insurance (IOI), a rating platform built by DAIS.
“Agents are entrepreneurial, ambitious, competitive and they want to drive the industry,” he says. In Jason’s view, the traditional agency management systems should heed the evolving landscape.
Dais Technology has launched automated Builder’s Risk coverage, available immediately, with The Cincinnati Insurance Company winning the race to be the first carrier to enable their agents to offer instant quoting for this important line of business.
The Internet of Insurance Account Builder beta just got a massive upgrade in preparation for its upcoming launch — now supporting 875 ACORD forms! Agents can now use the Account Builder to create whatever documents they need for quoting. And the Account Builder now supports automatic quoting from API-connected carriers. ACORD Form Reading The Internet of Insurance now supports uploading and automatic intake of 875 different ACORD forms. The data can then be used for other forms, instant quoting, or to simply keep for later. Whenever an agent creates a new client, they’ll also be able to upload ACORD forms to jumpstart
People will point to complexity and regulation, but as a technologist who understands every level of insurance now, I can tell you that there are no unique problems here.
The ability to share risk has been a key driver in the economic expansion that we’ve enjoyed since the dawn of the industrial revolution.
We had turned his agency on (activated them on the Internet of Insurance) a couple of weeks ago. As the system ran and time passed, it started working its magic.
Agency digital storefronts just got a new UI, and the results are fantastic. We’ve redesigned the interface with an easier, more focused experience for policyholders; agents will want to show off with these.
