Progressive Casualty Insurance Assigned Patent for Multiple Product Quoting
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ALEXANDRIA, Va., Nov. 23 -- Progressive Casualty Insurance, Mayfield Village, Ohio, has been assigned a patent (No. 10,839,463, initially filed Sept. 12, 2018) by three co-inventors for a multiple product quoting. The co-inventors are William L. Clawson II, Shaker Heights, Ohio, Brian J. Surtz, Mentor, Ohio and Jennifer N. Burk Jr., South Euclid, Ohio.
The abstract states: "A multiproduct quoting system facilitates the purchase of multiple insurance products from two or more insurance underwriters as a bundled insurance package. A multiproduct server renders consolidated views of the multiple insurance products or combined rates of the multiple insurance products based on a plurality of insurance scores. A payment server coupled to the multiproduct server renders individualized payment plans for each of the multiple insurance products. An insurance policy module in communication with the multiproduct server renders an integrated insurance document that reflects a user's selected insurance policy parameters."
Written by Ajita Mishra; edited by Sudarshan Harpal.
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