ITC Adds Freedom National to Binding Online with TurboRater for Websites in Arizona
When online insurance shoppers visit an insurance agency website that has TurboRater for Websites, they can get auto insurance quotes from multiple insurance companies at one time. The instant binding online technology then lets them purchase a policy from one of the available carriers, including Freedom National, directly on the agent's website.
TurboRater for Websites has built-in underwriting rules to make sure the risk is acceptable, and coverage is appropriately secured. Coverage starts after the consumer purchases the policy, and proof of insurance is immediately provided to the consumer. The agent is notified of the new policy and has instant access to the quote and policy information in his or her TurboRater account or the company's agent portal.
"83% of online insurance shoppers get more than one quote, according to the 2013 comScore Auto Insurance Online report, which is why we're excited to have Freedom National join our binding online technology," said AnMarie Bozick,CIC, comparative rating product manager at ITC. "TurboRater for Websites with its binding online technology allow our agents to demonstrate on their websites why consumers should choose independent over captive."
As the nation's largest provider of insurance websites, ITC used its expertise in insurance website design to create a good user experience in TurboRater for Websites for insurance shoppers. The online consumer rater changes to a finger-friendly layout when accessed on mobile devices and is user-friendly to maximize conversion rates. TurboRater for Websites is offered in multiple languages, including English and Spanish.
ITC is actively working to add more insurance carriers to the bind online feature of TurboRater for Websites.
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