Insurity Survey Finds Only 15% of Consumers Prefer a Fully Digital Insurance Experience
Insurity’s new survey finds that policyholders overwhelmingly prefer hybrid service models, blending automation with optional human support and personalized communication
The survey also found that communication preferences vary widely. While 47% of consumers still use the phone to communicate with their insurer, 44% prefer email updates during claims, and others favor text messages or app notifications. This insight suggests that beyond automation, consumer expectations are centered on choice, especially in how and when they receive information.
This push for flexibility reflects a broader consumer expectation for seamless, intuitive digital experiences across every touchpoint. The Digital Experience Index found that 64% of consumers would consider switching insurers for a better digital experience, making it clear that frustrating or rigid interactions don’t just cause dissatisfaction; they actively drive attrition. For insurers, meeting these expectations is a key driver of retention and competitive differentiation.
For P&C carriers refining their digital strategies, achieving the ideal balance between technology and human interaction is paramount. While mobile apps and online self-service tools offer convenience and efficiency, including accessible human support for high-stakes or complex situations ensures a deeper connection with policyholders. This delicate integration not only enhances user satisfaction but also fosters trust, loyalty, and long-term engagement, making it a cornerstone of competitive advantage in an increasingly digital insurance landscape.
“The push for digitization often overlooks the nuanced needs of policyholders,” said
This survey was conducted online in
To learn more about Insurity’s 2025 Digital Experience Index and how policyholders feel about their digital experience with P&C insurers, please contact Elizabeth.Hutchinson@insurity.com.
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