Glia and Insurity Partner to Enhance Claims Management Process for Customers and Agents

  • Management
  • 26.09.2023 04:50 pm

Glia, the customer interaction leader unifying Digital Customer Service (DCS), phone, and automated self-service on a single platform, has partnered with Insurity, a leading provider of cloud-based software for insurance carriers, brokers and MGAs. Through the partnership, Insurity will offer Glia’s Customer Interaction Platform as part of its solution, improving the customer experience while enabling brokers and agents to conduct business more seamlessly.

“At Insurity, we believe the strategic use of modern technology can strengthen customer and agent relationships while saving effort and resources for all. The digital interaction with Glia supercharges this mission,” said Sylvester Mathis, Chief Insurance Officer at Insurity. "By unifying Glia’s digital-first technology with our insurance platform and AI capabilities, we enhance business value by reducing customer and agent servicing costs. Through a combined offering, we are helping insurance carriers and MGAs grow and succeed.”

Glia’s technology transforms how insurance providers interact with customers and agents by enabling seamless experiences across all channels—including chat, voice, video, and Co-Browsing. In addition to integration with Insurity’s customer and agent-facing portals, Insurity’s AI-powered chatbot is incorporated into the Glia framework, further expediting and removing friction from the process by offering automated support.

“Insurity is a digital-first leader in the P&C insurance space who recognizes the power and value of interactions with policyholders and agents,” said Steve Kaish, SVP of Alliances at Glia. “Together, we will not only enhance the customer experience and make self-service more effortless, but we will also help agents perform their jobs more conveniently and quickly. Glia-powered interactions drive conversions and provide a competitive differentiator for those looking to stand out from their competitors.”

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