Meet the Techies: Spixii’s Renaud Million

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The CEO explains how Spixii is using chatbots to develop the insurance sector.

What is your company doing in the InsurTech space?

Spixii is an InsurTech company designing chatbot conversations for the insurance industry. Our mission is to help more people get better protected through building customer-centric messaging interfaces for insurers. So far, we have helped Zurich, Allianz, Bupa and BNP Paribas launch chatbots for quote-and-buy and claims.

Using a methodology that has been honed over the past two years, we help insurers launch chatbots within six weeks (up to 12

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