Simple Business has expanded its workers’ compensation insurance offerings for small businesses by partnering with workers’ compensation giver Businessman.
With this expanded offering, Simply Business can digitally quote and bind workers’ compensation policies for over 300 types of type of small businesses across the state are eligible, the company said Wednesday (July 17) pers conference.
“Employers is known for providing comprehensive workers’ compensation solutions that help small business owners protect their businesses and their employees,” Samantha RoadyUS CEO at Simply Business, said in the release. “Through their broad interests and national footprint, we will be able to to serve more small business customers across industries effectively“.”
The addition of Employers expands Simply Business’ panel of workers’ compensation providers, according to the release.
By working with these providers to offer tailored and affordable solutions for small business owners, Simply Business aims to help those who don’t know where to buy the protection they need or find the right one. scope “very expensive,” the press release said.
The company’s technology platform, which can be supplemented with guidance from licensed insurance agents, allows small business owners to compare quotes from more than 20 carriers, customize their coverage, and purchase and access their policies online, according to the release.
“We are very excited to partner with Simply Business, which shares our mission to provide cost-effective insurance to small businesses in America,” Chris Champlinvice president of digital sales at Employers, said in the release. “Simply Business’ intuitive platform will enable us to meet the needs of more customers wherever they are and help them get the workers’ compensation coverage they need.”
That insurance sector is undergoing a digital shift, with InsurTech startups leveraging artificial intelligence (AI), big data and other advanced tools and technologies to transform the way people choose and buy insurance, PYMNTS reported in April.
According to a research report from TransUnion.
That insurance industry has also been quick to embrace AI, as the industry already operates in advanced technology sector with a deep operational data library.
