Victor Millwell rolls out self-service motor caravan portal to brokers
The motor caravan insurance specialist claimed the portal provided access to insurance cover with real-time quotations, instant access to documentation and the ability for a broker to control mid-term adjustments.
The system, powered by Cheshire Data Systems' Strata web-based ‘self service' technology, was first unveiled by Insurance Age in March during its trial period when the broker stated a target of 6,000 policies by the end of the year.
Peter Cue, managing director of Victor Millwell, said
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