Document Composition Software Puts Insurers, Agents, Clients On The Same Page
In today's totally connected world, consumers expect immediate answers
One of the most annoying customer service issues facing carriers today is the rather mundane issue of timing. When policies and other documents are sent to insureds, they're also sent to the agents who represent them, but due to the vagaries of the postal service, insureds sometimes receive the paper before their agents.
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