Beginning this week, agents across General Casualty’s Midwestern and Northeastern operating territory will be able to quote, submit and bind business auto coverage through the company’s Web site, according to a written statement issued by the company this week.
This new capability complements the company’s existing online quoting/submission systems for its Commercial Marketplace (BOP), contractors and workers’ compensation products, making it possible to submit an entire account via the Internet. The systems work together so there’s no dual entry of client information.
Business Auto Online lets General Casualty agents quote a single vehicle or a large fleet. Class and territory codes are built in so agents don’t need to consult their rating manuals, and the system only offers valid coverage combinations (based on garaging state). It also produces all necessary forms to support a new business application, including coverage selection or rejection forms and state-specific notifications.
General Casualty is also in the process of rolling out a personal lines quoting and submission system, which became available to Wisconsin agents in late February and will be introduced in its other operating states in coming months.
For more information go to http://generalcasualty.com/
General Casualty Insurance Companies, headquartered in Sun Prairie, Wis., has insured autos, homes and businesses since 1925. General Casualty markets its products through 1,500 independent insurance agencies in 25 states.
Source: General Casualty Insurance Companies
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