Nationwide Adds Mobile App to Nationwide Express Agent Platform

By scanning a driver’s license, agents can complete an auto quote in as little as 60 seconds and add a homeowners or renter’s policy with a single click.

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Nationwide (Columbus, Ohio) has added a mobile app to its Nationwide Express technology platform that lets agents quote multi-line policies in as little as two minutes, enabling them to tailor coverages, bind and process payment and trailing documents in a fraction of the time it historically has taken in the industry. The new app allows agents to scan a driver’s license to complete an auto quote in as little as 60 seconds, according to the insurer. Agents can also add a homeowners or renter’s policy with just one click. The insurer characterizes the app as putting the power to generate quotes on-the-go into the palm of an agent’s hand.

Jeff Rommel, SVP, Property and Casualty Sales at Nationwide.

“As a leading independent agent carrier, Nationwide Express is one way we’re facilitating the success of our independent agent partners,” said Jeff Rommel, SVP, Property and Casualty Sales, Nationwide. “Nationwide Express was built with the independent agent in mind. This tool is leading-edge in helping agencies to efficiently grow their business.”

Nationwide reports that its Agent Authority research shows that nearly a third of consumers (32%) affirmed that the length of time it takes to receive an insurance quote is a “challenge.” The insurer says the Nationwide Express mobile app was designed to help agents work faster, from wherever it is convenient for them.

Doing Business in a Way that Makes Sense for Agent and Their Customers

“It’s as easy as scanning a driver’s license with a mobile device or tablet,” a Nationwide statement says. “Once the quote is stored, agents can choose to bind the policy in Nationwide Express, complete it later when they’re back in an office, or send it directly to customers and let them complete the bind process when it’s most convenient, giving the agent the power to do business the way that makes sense for them and their customers.”

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Anthony R. O’Donnell // Anthony O'Donnell is Executive Editor of Insurance Innovation Reporter. For nearly two decades, he has been an observer and commentator on the use of information technology in the insurance industry, following industry trends and writing about the use of IT across all sectors of the insurance industry. He can be reached at AnthODonnell@IIReporter.com or (503) 936-2803.

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