Applied Systems Epic enters the insurance-selling and -servicing marketplace today, offering agents and brokers the automated system they asked for to do business now and in the future.
Insurance technology company Applied Systems Inc. introduced a new agency management system, Applied Systems Epic. Epic is built on entirely new architecture to provide the features, functions and growth capabilities that agents and brokers have requested via hundreds of meetings and more than 100,000 individual product requests, the company claims.
“We asked our customers about their goals, about where they wanted to be in three years, five years, and beyond,” said James P. Kellner, Applied Systems Chairman and CEO. “We also assessed marketplace trends and conditions, and we determined that agents and brokers needed an agency management system that did not yet exist.”
Kellner said the system is a rich Internet application that is free of browser-based inefficiencies and scalable to agencies and brokerages of any size. He said the new technology platform provides for easier administration, lower cost of ownership and increased efficiency and productivity.
Applied Systems Inc. develops, sells and supports insurance agency and broker management systems and provides services for accounting, customer, policy, claims management, and all related agent and broker functions.
Source: Applied Systems, www.appliedsystems.com
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