Temporary car insurance broker makes ChatGPT move
Covertime has claimed to be the UK’s first temporary insurance specialist to make its ‘indicative pricing’ available through artificial intelligence assistants, as its app has been added to ChatGPT.
The broker explained the move has followed the growing number of drivers that are asking an AI assistant to shop for insurance rather than typing into a search engine.
Customers can ask the Covertime app in ChatGPT questions on getting temporary cover. The chat bot will then ask for the registration, date of birth and postcode, then show a price card with an indicative price range. One tap on ‘Continue to your quote’ takes them to covertime.com with their details already filled in, ready to
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