Open GI scores GoSkippy Insurance deal

Leading insurance technology provider, Open GI, has today announced a new contract with high-growth broker, GoSkippy Insurance.

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The deal will see Open GI provide a wide range of additional technology including mCommerce and Document Portal - both products will allow customers to purchase and download their insurance documents on the move through GoSkippy 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Other products include: Open GI's eBroker enhancements and enhanced support services.

GoSkippy's Managing Director Alan Ball explained: "The last 12 months for GoSkippy has been a fantastic journey for us. One in which we wouldn't have succeeded without the help from Open GI. To date we have 160 users of the Open GI system and having the current technology in place has allowed GoSkippy to offer Van, Bike and Motor insurance online to the consumer market.

"Moving forward, the new technology Open GI will develop for us means that GoSkippy can double the amount of users and offer even more choice for our customers. This is imperative to our company ethos - we want to ensure we continue to offer our customers good customer service together with a solid range of competitively priced product lines." added Ball.

Simon Hughes, Sales and Marketing Director, Open GI commented: "Our working partnership with GoSkippy has gone from strength to strength. Since September 2012 we have seen a significant increase in users of the Open GI software which in turn has allowed GoSkippy to provide even more quotes for its consumers as well as aid future plans for expansion.

"This new arm to our current partnership and GoSkippy's demand for additional support clearly illustrates that this market-leading broker is undoubtedly one of fastest growing clients we work with. We are delighted to be working with GoSkippy and support it in every stage of its journey over the next few years." 

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