iPipeline partners with Cirencester Friendly on protection platform

'Allows more applicants to obtain cover in a shorter time frame'

Hemma Visavadia
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Cirencester Friendly has partnered with iPipeline to replace its income protection platform with SSG Digital in a bid to evolve its digital services for consumers and advisers.

iPipeline's SSG Digital platform will replace Cirencester Friendly's existing protection platform, with the provider now able to access the technology to input changes at a quicker pace and ultimately provide cover to clients in shorter time frame. SSG Digital has been designed as an end-to-end service offering agency and commission management alongside underwriting and new business modules. Ian Teague, UK group managing director at iPipeline explained that Cirencester Friendly understands "just how central their digital capability is to their ongoing success." "SSG Digital is a fl...

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