Insly secures £1.5m venture debt funding

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Software provider Insly has secured £1.5m in venture debt funding from Hambro Perks.

The low/no-code technology platform said it would use the resources to scale up products, and on marketing, as it looks to accelerate growth.

Related Insly launches no code sales software for brokers

Software provider Insly has rolled out BrokerFlow, designed to enable brokers to digitise their sales workflow.

Founded by Risto Rossar, CEO on Insly, in 2013, Insly works with brokers, insurers, managing general agents and underwriters to digitise and automate mid and back-office

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