Untangler - the new insurtech that 'radically boosts productivity'

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Promising to put the joy back into insurance roles dogged by formatting spreadsheets

Two entrepreneurs in the insurance and group benefits space have built a piece of insurtech that bypasses a roadblock in the quotes process, promising to put the joy back into insurance roles dogged by formatting spreadsheets. Untangler uses artificial intelligence to recognise inbound customer or employee data in any format, transforms it into readable data, and returns it in seconds so providers can create quotes without having to convert the data within cells.  Richard Stewart and Steve Carter initially built the software for their startup business, Untangl, which sets up SMEs with...

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