Rocklin, CA, January 13, 2017- Builders & Tradesmen’s Insurance Services, Inc. (BTIS) is pleased to announce the launch of BTIS DirectPay, the direct bill option for Victory Contractor General Liability.
“We’ve been committed to helping our producers serve the small artisan contractor for over 18 years”, said Paul Hohlbein, President of BTIS. “We believe this option will allow both our producers, and their commercial and residential contractors to be more efficient, and more profitable”.
BTIS now offers direct bill for Victory Contractor General Liability through credit card and ACH payments with zero down payment, online and mobile access for payments and account tasks, custom reporting and availability for commissions to be directly deposited.
“We’re excited to offer this new payment option, and to provide the same superior customer service we have been for years”, said Hohlbein.
Producers can access the program by registering with BTIS at http://www.btisinc.com. They also offer to educate all producers on the program and the online rater through free webinars. For more information contact BTIS directly at 877.649.6682.
About BTIS
BTIS is an insurance intermediary company focused on serving independent artisan contractors in the construction industry. In addition to offering a full suite of insurance products, BTIS is committed to exemplary service and relationships. Headquartered in Rocklin, California, BTIS is a division of AmTrust Financial Services.
About AmTrust Financial Services
AmTrust Financial Services, Inc. was founded in 1998 to provide property and casualty insurance to small businesses. The company is publicly traded under the symbol AFSI. With extensive underwriting experience and a prestigious “A” (Excellent) Financial Size “XIV” rating from A.M. Best, AmTrust has earned a reputation as an innovative, technology driven provider of insurance products. Our commitment to excellence is the common thread connecting each of our businesses.
Media Contact
Paul Hohlbein
BTIS
916.772.9200
Topics New Markets Contractors
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