The sale completes online
A customer who wants to buy can finish, instead of being handed to a callback queue at the point they were most likely to convert.
Selling cover end to end in the browser
Azil takes a customer from quote to purchased policy without leaving the browser — across every class of cover the agency writes — on the engine that also serves its brokers and agents.
Most insurance websites stop at the quote. The customer enters their details, receives a number, and is then handed to a person to actually buy anything — which is where the majority of them leave. Adding a second channel usually makes it worse: the direct site and the broker channel end up as separate systems holding separate versions of the same book.
A distribution surface over a single policy engine. Rating, quotation, purchase and policy issue run as one continuous flow, and the same engine serves the broker and agent surfaces — so a new channel is a new front end, not a new system to reconcile.
What the business can do that it could not before.
A customer who wants to buy can finish, instead of being handed to a callback queue at the point they were most likely to convert.
Direct, broker and agent business lands on the same policy engine, so growing distribution does not create a reconciliation problem.
Because product lines are modelled centrally, adding cover does not mean implementing it separately for each surface.
The policy is created from the purchase that generated it, which removes a manual step and the errors that come with it.
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