GO BOPsm Launches Positive Change for Small Businesses, Agents Writing GuideOne Insurance
Business Owners Policies quoted and bound in 10 minutes across eight business categories
GuideOne now writes business owners policies for churches, contractors, distributors, offices, real estate, restaurants, retail and service businesses. Optional coverage for cyber is available and includes cyber exposures like identity recovery, data breach, computer attacks and extortion in one form.
Agents will know a client’s eligibility within fewer than 15 questions on two screens thanks to GO BOP’s third-party integrations that pre-fill data and support underwriting decision-making.
“Agents asked GuideOne for expanded market variety and a more efficient process,” said GuideOne’s Small Business team leader
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“The GO BOP launch demonstrates GuideOne’s commitment to innovation that honors our history serving those who serve others,” said Grobin.
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