Iress adds quote comparison tool for brokers

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John Brazier
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Comparison tool to sit on broker websites as part of digital transformation

Technology provider Iress has expanded its offering to brokers by launching a life insurance quote engine solution that aims to help with adviser digitalisation strategies. The company has partnered with financial services software developer, Codepotato, to offer the Quotehaven insurance market comparison tool for brokers that are seeking to expand their digital capabilities. Specifically designed for small-to-medium sized businesses, the tool allows customers to compare insurance products based on specific requirements and then speak directly to brokers to complete the policy purchas...

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