Chatbots are providing innovation and real added value for the insurance industry. They are popular both as customer-facing chatbots, which can provide quotes and immediate cover, 24/7, and internally, to help insurance companies process new claims. For the customer, the insurance chatbot is a welcome development, one that extends office hours around the clock and one that is capable of finding the right product and the right quote in an instant. Without the customer having to pick up the phone. In fact, the insurer’s chatbot can be contacted via the customer’s favourite messaging channel.
For insurers, chatbots that integrate with backend systems for creating claim tickets and advancing the process of managing claims, are a cheaper and more easy-to-use solution for staff than a bespoke software build. Such chatbots can be launched on Slack or the company’s own internal communication systems, or even just operate via email exchanges.
Chatbots are providing innovation and real added value for the insurance industry. They are popular both as customer-facing chatbots, which can provide quotes and immediate cover, 24/7, and internally, to help insurance companies process new claims. For the customer, the insurance chatbot is a welcome development, one that extends office hours around the clock and one that is capable of finding the right product and the right quote in an instant. Without the customer having to pick up the phone. In fact, the insurer’s chatbot can be contacted via the customer’s favourite messaging channel.
For insurers, chatbots that integrate with backend systems for creating claim tickets and advancing the process of managing claims, are a cheaper and more easy-to-use solution for staff than a bespoke software build. Such chatbots can be launched on Slack or the company’s own internal communication systems, or even just operate via email exchanges.