InComm Partners with GRUPO BB E MAPFRE to Offer Unique Alternatives to Purchase Insurance in Brazil
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This innovative approach seeks to streamline the insurance-buying process by supplying designated vending machines with insurance kits for on-the-go consumers. These machines will be available soon to areas with high foot traffic like metro stations and shopping malls. The project also includes the sale of insurance at retail stores including supermarkets, department stores, bookstores and electronic stores, among others.
"At InComm, we aim to continually connect new services with our vast, global retail network to provide consumers a convenient, one-stop shopping experience at their favorite local retailers," said
"We are starting a unique project with the purpose of reaching new consumers and expanding the insurance market in
Getting started is simple: at a kiosk location, consumers can watch a video outlining each kit's features and select the coverage that best meets their needs. Once payment is received, they will get a receipt with a PIN. To complete the process, they will register their PIN on www.familiasempreprotegida.com.br website to redeem their insurance.
"This project is the beginning of a new way for consumers to purchase insurance. Such innovation is possible because we can count on the assistance and market intelligence of large business partners, such as
The first product available is residential insurance, but the program will expand to include other offerings like life, pet, travel and mobile insurance. To learn more about this innovative plan, visit www.familiasempreprotegida.com.br.
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