With the app, motorists can connect to Income's 24/7 accident response team, Orange Force, to seek assistance at the accident scene. Singaporean insurance cooperative NTUC Income has launched what it claims is an industry first - a mobile app for its motor insurance policyholders to file an accident report remotely, provided no injuries are sustained in the accident. The app is expected to appeal to time-limited and mobile-first-orientated policyholders that might find it difficult to file a report in person within 24 hours, as is required in Singapore to preserve no-claims discounts. According to the company, the new service will be available on iOS devices running Android OS 4.4.4 or higher, with support coming from both Google Play Store and Amazon Appstore.
Singaporean insurance cooperative NTUC Income has launched what it claims is an industry first - a mobile app for its motor insurance policyholders to file an accident report remotely, provided no injuries are sustained in the accident. The app is expected to appeal to time-limited and mobile-first-orientated policyholders that might find it difficult to file a report in person within 24 hours, as is required in Singapore to preserve no-claims discounts. According to the company, the new service will be available on iOS devices running Android OS 4.4.4 or higher, with support coming from both Google Play Store and Amazon Appstore.