London 24th September 2024: FullCircl, a software provider which helps insurance brokers grow faster while taking care of compliance, is delighted to announce that our SmartBroker x Acturis integration has been shortlisted for Business Partner of the Year at the 2024 Insurance Times Awards, taking place on 4th December at Grosvenor House in London. FullCircl is one of 8 finalists for this category which recognises the outstanding service partners that consistently go the extra mile for their brokers and insurers.
FullCircl x Acturis is a connected solution providing meaningful opportunities to drive growth, developed in direct response to market demands. It’s a strategic partnership between two powerhouses of the insurance technology market, thoughtfully designed to deliver a rich, contextualised, and connected data solution. The benefits include precision prospecting, tailored outreach at scale, better underwriting submissions, increased client retention, opportunities to address underinsurance, compliance with the Consumer Duty, and the ability to cultivate existing books of business efficiently and cost-effectively.
Speaking about being shortlisted, Ashleigh Gwilliam, Director of Insurance Industry Growth at FullCircl, said:
“We’re delighted to be shortlisted for Business Partner of the Year alongside Acturis. The judges are looking for innovative approaches, and demonstrable evidence of success. FullCircl x Acturis is a true game changer, with customers generating an average 54.8x ROI. We’re keeping everything crossed for a win on 4th December, but whatever the outcome we’re proud of the recognition which highlights the impact of our partnership with Acturis and our shared vision of delivering unparalleled value to the insurance community."
Insurance Times commented:
“The awards are designed to recognise the best and brightest in UK general insurance, celebrating excellence, impact and innovation across the breadth of the sector. The winners will be revealed at a ceremony at London’s Grosvenor House later this year.”