Digital Fineprint to tackle underinsurance in SMEs with new product
InsurTech Futures: Product will alert brokers and insurers to notable business changes that can impact pricing or risk selection.
InsurTech start-up Digital Fineprint (DFP) has launched a new real-time business tracking software with the aim to tackle underinsurance in SMEs.
According to DFP, the product, called Renew, aims to simplify the tracking of changes happening to SMEs, including offices, directors and turnover, in order to help brokers and insurers provide better advice as firms’ insurance needs change.
The InsurTech business noted that the product will alert brokers and insurers to notable developments that can
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