Open GI reveals B2C platform
The system is aimed at the broker market and has been designed to improve the online experience.
Open GI has unveiled Digital Elements, an enhanced portfolio of real-time, digital B2C solutions developed for the broker market, Insurance Age can reveal.
According to the software house, the product is an addition to Open GI’s existing digital range and offers the market access to a collection of responsive business to consumers (B2C) platforms “packed with the latest technology”.
The company, headline sponsor for Broker Expo, detailed that the proposition has been designed to help improve
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