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Grange Insurance Streamlines Agent Onboarding with Nintex AssureSign
Applicable Industries
- Finance & Insurance
- Transportation
Applicable Functions
- Logistics & Transportation
Use Cases
- Time Sensitive Networking
- Usage-Based Insurance
The Challenge
Grange Insurance, a Columbus, Ohio-based company, was facing a significant challenge in its agent onboarding process. The process involved sending paper forms back and forth through the mail, which required manual follow-ups and prolonged the onboarding process to a month, from start to finish. This was particularly problematic as Grange Insurance’s independent partner insurance agents provide auto, business, home and life policies to individuals and businesses of all sizes across 13 states along the U.S. eastern seaboard. When onboarding new partner agencies across the country, Grange had to collect the required licensing documents via paper, requiring both sides to snail mail and fax papers to and from the home office. This not only slowed down the process but also increased the chances of incomplete documents, further delaying the onboarding process.
About The Customer
Grange Insurance is a financial services company based in Columbus, Ohio. It provides insurance products to policyholders across 13 states along the U.S. eastern seaboard. The company is rated “A” in excellence by A.M. Best, holds $3 billion in assets, and garners $1.3 billion in annual revenue. Grange Insurance’s independent partner insurance agents provide auto, business, home and life policies to individuals and businesses of all sizes. The company has a strong commitment to empowering people to live their best lives through their insurance products.
The Solution
Grange Insurance integrated Nintex AssureSign’s eSignature solution into their document management internal systems to streamline the onboarding process. This digital solution cut the agent onboarding time in half. Now, about 90 percent of the documents in agents’ onboard packets are completed in just two to three days. This has significantly sped up the overall closing process for customers, meeting their expectations of completing paperwork quickly and without having to make multiple trips to the agency. Following the initial success with Nintex AssureSign, the company’s life insurance group also integrated Nintex AssureSign’s electronic signature and document delivery capabilities into their existing systems. This allowed agents to send customer applications electronically from smartphones, desktops, or tablets. If the receiver hasn’t signed after a set amount of time, an automated reminder is sent, further streamlining the process.
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