Q&A with Tal Daskal, EasySend CEO and Co-founder What does EasySend do? Daskal: EasySend is a no-code platform for building and optimizing enterprise-grade digital customer journeys. EasySend empowers insurance companies and financial services to turn manual processes into digital customer journeys quickly, efficiently, and without writing a single line of code. Fully optimized digital journeys powered by EasySend enable customers to reduce friction and achieve an uplift in completion rates, eliminate manual data collection, reduce operational costs, maintain data integrity, and increase revenue. Can you give examples for work processes you can (and did) convert do digital? Daskal: We…
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The InsurTech – ITC Connect Conference, the world’s largest InsureTech conference, will take place on the 21-23/09 and this year virtual pl , for the fifth year in succession. More then 7,000 visitors wil participate in the conference, including the representatives of many insurance companies, investors, key persons and of course startups and technology people from all over the world. The conference gives exposure to new and advanced technologies in the world of insurance and a look into the future of the sector. InsurTech Israel CEO Kobi Bendelak: “Within the framework of InsurTech Israel’s Consulting Section, we put together a…
Scaleup Brazil chose Facetrom among the top 15 most innovative start-ups in Israel for 2020. “As the first Insurtech to be selected for this program, I am excited to bring our technology – analytics aimed at extending insurance coverage – to the more than 45 million unbanked Brazilians today” – says Ido Peleg – Facetrom CEO and founder. Peleg: “Since the inception of Facetrom, the team has worked tirelessly building out our one-of-a-kind analysis platform – I am beyond proud of this work, and happy that scaleup Brazil has recognised this effort. “This opportunity that we have – to transform…
Qualla platform presents a technological breakthrough that will improve the insurance agent’s work and will enable him to compete with the direct insurances The Polibit subsidiary Qualla last week started offering for the first time, online issuing of policies, in collaboration with the Phoenix and Ayalon. The main innovation is that the issuing is carried out via a platform for comparing prices between the various insurance companies without going into the insurance companies’ systems. This represents a significant increase in the efficiency of the insurance agent office, with maximum saving of time and costs. On completion of the process the…
Bambi’s technology allows insurers and mobility service providers to offer their customers user-friendly digital insurance products covering existing and future mobility models Bambi Dynamic, the leading data-and-connectivity-driven platform for mobility insurance products, today announced the launch and first deployment of its platform for flexible, personalized insurance products for insurers and mobility providers. Following the most recent closing of a Series A round – Bambi, to date, has secured $6 million in funding to expand its global offering. The latest funding round was led by MS&AD Ventures, the venture capital arm of Japan’s largest insurance and financial services provider MS&AD Insurance…
“The inclusion of our capabilities in Sompo Himawara Life’s live app, launched on the local Japanese market, is another proof of trust in our technology”, says David Maman, Binah.ai founder and CEO. Sompo has recently launched a new App based on Binah.ai’s technology. Maman spoke with INSURTECH ISRAEL NEWS about the cooperation with Sompo, and said: “We are very happy and honored to count Sompo as a long time customer and recently, as a strategic partner and investor. The POC we completed with Sompo Himawari Life was announced this last January after our solution underwent rigorous, 9 months long testing…
Sapiens International Corporation, (NASDAQ and TASE: SPNS), a global provider of software solutions for the insurance industry, announced this week that it has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire Delphi Technology Inc. (Delphi), a leading vendor of software solutions for property & casualty (P&C) carriers, with a focus on the medical professional liability (MPL)/healthcare professional liability (HCPL) markets (sometimes referred to as “medical malpractice”). U.S.-based Delphi, founded in 1989 and headquartered in Boston, MA, has over 100 employees and approximately 40 insurance customers. The company offers core products for MPL, including policy administration, claims management, and financial and risk…
Q&A with Dan Manhein, Shelly founder and CEO * What does Shelly do? Manhein: Shelly offers a turnkey platform for the travel insurance industry, comprising of three components: – a white label one-stop-app providing travelers with peace of mind when traveling abroad – Robust Back-Office providing our partners (e.g. insurance companies, credit card companies, airlines etc.) with a powerful business tool that allows the business units to easily control the app (edit look & feel and logic), as well as run marketing campaign, all without their dev/IT resources. – Dynamic ecosystem of 3rd party service providers (e.g. telemedicine) * The new app is…
Q&A with Tal Rubenczyk, Treepodia CEO * What does Treepodia do? Rubenczyk: We enhance customers communication using AI powered videos. * What is the value for an insurance company? Rubenczyk: Insurance companies manage complicated communication with their clients using personalized videos. * What is the main problem in the insurance industry that treepodia is trying to solve? Rubenczyk: Being perceived as complicated, not clear, sometimes it is related to things we prefer not to think of (getting old, being in a trouble). Moving to video medium is a game changer for them. * What kind of videos have you produced…
Policy and PIL Conversation with Munich Re Israel representative Dikla Wagner on discovering start-ups and innovation Dikla Wagner is on the hunt for new technologies. As Munich Re’s head of tech scouting in Israel, she seeks our new technologies that can be put to immediate use by Munich Re, its subsidiaries and its clients – insurance companies. She is also looking for something else: disruptive technologies – some kind of innovation that will change the trajectory of the industry for years to come. That is no easy task, and so Wagner meets with hundreds of Israeli startups each year, checking…