Events Insurance system is live
by Scott Agass Director
Posted on February 01, 2016
Event Insurance Services, the Ringwood-based insurance intermediary, has today announced the launch of their bespoke, fully integrated policy management platform to support the next stage of their business growth.
Together with a complete overhaul of the existing consumer facing website, the new system gives far more flexibility to customers who are looking to purchase comprehensive event insurance policies online – from cover for a UK music festival with 20,000 attendees, to a wedding insurance policy for a newly engaged couple.
Awarded the contract after a short pitch process, NXT, the award-winning digital development agency who handled the project, commented “The white label solutions available in the market for insurance companies are very standard. We believe that the bespoke system we have developed will give Event Insurance the capacity to further cement their market leading position”.
The launch of the new platform and website marks the start of a year long program of events to celebrate their 20 year anniversary. Founded in 1996 by local businessman Peter Jones, EIS are the UK’s leading provider of Event Insurance policies and now have a multi-million pound turnover, and employ 20 staff at their Head Office in Ringwood.
Announcing the launch of the website to their network of over 2000 brokers in the UK, Daniel Rose Managing Director, said “Our business, and the nature of insurance, has changed tremendously over the last few years and this platform is built to handle the significant increases in business that we are already starting to see. I feel that this is just the first step in a series of changes that will enable us to continue to offer the very best in products and service to our customers”
About the Author
Scott leads the team of NXT designers and is responsible for all pixels and margins that NXT send to clients. With a keen interest in all the emerging web design trends, Scott loves a great examples of responsive sites and great typography. If he's not waiting for Photoshop to open he can be found with his family in Fareham including the latest edition Teddy the Cockapoo or trying not to get injured playing Squash.