Octo Telematics Releases ‘Glimpse Plus’ Digital Telematics Solution for Insurance Providers
Smartphone Tag-Based Solution Makes Insurance Telematics Reliable and Easy
Roughly three-quarters of Americans (77%) now own a smartphone, according to a
Based on Octo Telematics’ vast telematics database and position as the largest and most experienced insurance telematics company, the Glimpse Plus solution brings a superior ability to collect quality data - making the telematics offering more accurate than others based on a smartphone alone. A tag sensor, easily installed in the vehicle, connects with the user’s smartphone, making the detection of trip events and data incredibly reliable – even if the smartphone is not in the car. The high quality sensor allows the usage of Octo’s proprietary algorithm to detect, validate and reconstruct crashes, enabling insurers to reduce their claim cost, as well as providing a better user experience.
“Successful technology adoption is based on quality and value, but also ease of use, all of which we address with Glimpse Plus,” said
Glimpse Plus combines the smartphone user experience with the intelligence of a tag to identify drivers, drastically reduce smartphone battery usage, and provide crash capabilities – detection, instant FNOL, and reconstruction.
Capabilities include:
- Pairs with smartphone for driver identification and data transmission
- Improves reliability and accuracy of data collection and risk event detection over smartphone-as-a-device model
- Adds crash detection, instant FNOL, and crash reconstruction capabilities
- Drastically reduces battery usage over smartphone-as-a-device model
- Detects vehicle trips and events even when the smartphone is not present in the vehicle
About Octo Telematics
The company is headquartered in
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