InsurTech Futures: Worry + Peace creates ‘insurance’ email platform
Firm predicts new service will help generate leads for brokers.
Broker Worry + Peace has developed bespoke email addresses for customers who have signed up to use its insurance marketplace Pouch and claimed that brokers who use the system will be able to generate leads using the platform.
Founder James York explained that the emails will use the firstname.surname@pouch.fyi format.
According to York, Pouch is a platform where customers can keep all of their insurance transactions – even those not bought through Worry + Peace – in one place. The email system
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