Apps

UBI and telematics program information from the top auto insurers.

For the fifth year in a row, The Hartford ranked first in the small commercial insurance scorecard. Progressive ranked second. Nationwide ranked third.

The mobile app allows older adults to shop for final expense insurance with anonymity and product transparency.

The New York State Insurance Fund, one of the largest workers comp insurers in the U.S., got over 1,000 policyholders on board its new claims information app in its first week.

More carriers are offering digital assistants in their mobile browser and in-app, according to the Q3 2023 Mobile Insurance Scorecard.

The carrier and the payroll services provider are working together to increase the flexibility of workers comp underwriting, based on more up-to-date data.

Companies can collect and analyze customer data to provide tailored offerings and targeted promotions based on customer behavior, preferences, and risk profiles.

The results of Keynova's latest Online Insurance Scorecard placed Progressive first for its online user experience.

The best carriers provide agents with the tools that allow prospective customers the option to shop via chat, text and even in-app communications channels.

Amica, Geico and Progressive rank highest for customer satisfaction in the service segment of the study.

Customers of the John Hancock Vitality program who own the Oura Ring will receive personalized health data and rewards for healthy habits.

GEICO scored first overall in the semi-annual Mobile Insurance Scorecard.

Tingle has led the insurer to implement behavioral insurance.

The Luxsurance app enables customers to insure and manage jewelry purchases, as well as receive jewelry insurance coverage through Jewelers Mutual.

The next year is likely to bring customer-centric development and solidify Insurtech 2.0.

Based on Keynova Group's 2022 Mobile Insurance Scorecards, there are three trends to watch in mobile apps.

Services notify insurers of accidents, show drivers data on behavior behind the wheel

The speciality insurer has introduced a new cybersecurity tool through IronSDN and solutions for electrical and equipment risks with Schneider Electric.

The growing appeal of low-code lies in its ability to democratize application development outside of technical roles.

Life and health insurers using tech-powered marketing technique to nudge policyholders.