SimplyBiz partners with iPipeline on sourcing tool

First step in “enhanced” relationship

Jaskeet Briah
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SimplyBiz has furthered its partnership with iPipeline through a new deal that will allow members to access the technology provider's protection sourcing tool, Solution Builder, at a “significantly” discounted rate.

With the implementation of Consumer Duty only six weeks away, Emma Vaughan, head of protection and health solutions at SimplyBiz said it's never been more important to ensure the suitability of a recommendation to a client, and the ability to evidence the process behind recommendations. The new deal is the first step in a plan to enhance and deepen its relationship with iPipeline, SimplyBiz noted. Going forward, the partnership between the two businesses will see further collaboration on functionality within the solution. "We are 100% committed to adding value and efficiencies for ...

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