GloveBox, a Denver-based insurance start-up, has announced the launch of its proprietary mobile app, which allows users to aggregate their insurance documents regardless of carrier. The app was developed to help consumers access their basic insurance information. It was also designed to save insurance agencies from having to constantly assist consumers with their requests for information – which takes time and money – allowing agencies to focus more on their bottom line. “Our goal is to not only create a unified policyholder experience inclusive of all carriers for the consumer, but also to take care of our agency owners and carriers,” said GloveBox co-founder and CEO Ryan Mathisen. “By offering a simplified process and a positive client experience, GloveBox can help increase both revenue and client retention all while eliminating the requirement for additional staffing to help with those Tier 1 service tasks.” For its initial build, GloveBox will allow policyholders to access auto identification cards and copies of policies. It will also have features to pay a bill, initiate a claim, check auto telematics, endorse policy and more. Later updates to the app will allow it to handle other P&C policies such as home, umbrella, RV, motorcycle, and so on. GloveBox is now available for download through the iOS app store; it will be made available for Android users in the coming months.
Denver - based insurtech GloveBox has launched its mobile app , which allows users to store digital insurance documents from various vendors on a single server . The app is aimed at providing customers with easy access to their documents , as well as answering repetitive information requests to insurers from their clients . prospective customers will initially be able to store auto identification cards and policy copies , pay bills , initiate claims , check telematics data , and endorse policy through the app . Updates will expand to other insurance and casualty insurance policies , according to the firm .