Prestige teams with Open GI on Coverall update
Prestige Underwriting has partnered with Open GI to launch a refreshed version of its non-standard home proposition, Coverall.
The software house listed that enhancements to the product will include IHP Plus, a stand-alone, cloud-based insurer hosted pricing solution, alongside access to Flood Re.
In addition, it flagged improved guaranteed quotability through data enrichments and underwriting upgrades.
The evolution of Coverall also auto-quotes for a variety of unique risks, including unoccupied properties and non-standard construction, as well as holiday homes and residential let properties, Open GI detailed.
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