Insurance coverage software program supplier Insurity has added OIP Insurtech as a system integrator (SI) associate with the goal of strengthening its implementation capabilities and assist companies for property and casualty (P&C) insurers.
The combination is anticipated to reinforce the effectivity of insurers by rushing up the deployment of Insurity’s options.
This partnership leverages OIP Insurtech’s experience in specialty insurance coverage markets and its familiarity with Insurity’s suite of merchandise together with Certain MGA, ConceptOne, Certain Submission Gateway, Certain Underwriting and ClaimsXPress.
The collaboration goals to make sure that insurers’ expertise investments are efficient and contribute to their long-term success, the Insurity launch added.
This builds on OIP’s assist to Insurity for the AI-based Insurity Doc Intelligence resolution, analysis and improvement, {and professional} companies.
OIP Insurtech CTO Nemanja Jokic mentioned: “Our partnership with Insurity as a SI associate is a direct extension of our long-standing relationship as a trusted product and doc intelligence associate.
“With our deep experience in insurance coverage system integration, a devoted group of SI professionals with an insurance coverage background and an intimate data of Insurity’s merchandise, we’re dedicated to making sure seamless, high-impact implementations for insurers. This collaboration reinforces our shared objective of delivering best-in-class expertise options that drive trade effectivity, accuracy and development.”
Insurity chief insurance coverage and chief income officer Sylvester Mathis said: “OIP Insurtech has been a trusted associate throughout numerous points of our enterprise, and we’re excited to welcome them as an official SI associate. Their technical experience, specialised trade data and historical past of working with our options make them a worthwhile asset for insurers in search of to streamline implementations and optimise their operations.”
This announcement follows Insurity’s partnership with InsCipher, which helps automate surplus traces tax submitting.
