Zurich launches next generation global API marketplace Zurich eXchange
An Application Programming Interface (API) enables different systems to communicate with one another effectively, which makes them an indispensable part of any digital transformation. Opening up and publishing its APIs helps Zurich avoid complex point-to-point integrations and allows customers, distributors and partners to connect digitally with Zurich from a single, all in one platform.
Zurich's modernized API-led approach is built around a shared API management platform and Group-wide API standards designed to ensure that when Zurich builds APIs, it does so with quality and security at their core, and so they can be easily discovered and reused. This new approach has already been adopted by 15 Zurich business units and currently covers 1,433 managed APIs, with more than 63 million API-enabled transactions per month.
With Zurich eXchange, customers and partners can now also discover and leverage a collection of Zurich's best APIs globally. It currently offers 50 open APIs all in one place, where they can be employed more easily by Zurich's customers and partners. Through these APIs, for example, Zurich is already enabling its commercial claims customers to seamlessly access their latest claims data and policy documents digitally at any time. Other APIs allow customers and partners to easily integrate new Zurich insurance products into their own digital channels.
More information on Zurich eXchange is available here.
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