Industry Challenges

Companies offering the best-in- class customer experience grow faster and more profitably than others. To reach this level, insurers must constantly strive for the best possible customer experience.

This is achieved by enhancing customer journeys across channels and business functions. Providing a strong customer experience is not just about reducing the risk of customer service mishaps. It is an effective way for companies to clearly distinguish their brands in competitive markets.

Industry challenges that need to be addressed:
  • Frustrating and Confusing Online Process – Lack of real time guidance and support
  • Poor Customer Experience –Blocking new opportunities and reducing company growth
  • Lack of Self-Service features – Most users want to solve problems by themselves
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Common Use Cases

  • Login area
  • Filing/Tracking a claim
  • Getting A Quote
  • Registration
  • Bill explanation
  • Product explanation
  • Business portal
  • Lead generation
  • Plans comparison

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