Insuresoft, a leading policy administration provider for the property and casualty insurance market, was recently awarded a Novarica Average Customer Experience (ACE) Ranking of 92 – the highest ranking awarded in the Policy Administration System category.
The rankings are based on an online survey of senior technology and operational executives at five insurer clients who have direct experience with Insuresoft’s products and employees. The Novarica Average Customer Experience Rankings™ are user-created evaluations of a vended software solution or IT service provider based on numerical surveys of at least 5 insurer or financial institution clients. Novarica validates the identity and responses of the participants, who are assured of anonymity.
ACE Rankings™ provide a transparent, un-edited picture of how well a solution or provider meets its users' needs. The survey asks for the reference to rank his or her experience with the vendor and solution on a 7-point scale from “Completely Agree” to “Completely Disagree” against various positive statements about customer experience, for example “Staff is highly responsive.”
The responses were grouped into Novarica’s four SOFT areas (Staff, Organization, Functionality, and Technology) as well as an additional area for Overall Customer Satisfaction, which is double-weighted in the average.
Highlights of the ACE Rankings included:
Matthew Josefowicz, Director of Insurance Practice at Novarica, predicted that Insuresoft would be pleased with the results of their ACE Ranking especially in relation to their peer group,” It all starts and ends with customers. Insuresoft received some very high numbers which is truly a reflection on how well they are connected with their customer base,” stated Josefowicz.
“While we are happy with the scores we received on the ACE Ranking, we still know that there is room to grow,” stated Tony Villa, President and CEO at Insuresoft,” With customer service being one of our core values as a company, we simply will not let ourselves become complacent.”
Several Insuresoft respondents also came forward post survey to help provide more narrative around how they responded. “It was a pleasure sharing our experiences about Insuresoft,” stated Kim McClain, Assistant Vice President at Southern Mutual Insurance Company, “I wish all of our vendors were this easy to work with.”
“What sold us on Insuresoft during our vendor evaluation phase was the quality of their employees and their genuine concern for what was best for our organization, “ stated R. Christopher Haines, Vice President, Technical Operations and Chief Information Officer at Buckeye Insurance Group, “This same approach has carried over into their customer service – long after the initial sale. During our 10+ year relationship, there has never been an instance of a problem with our policy administration system arising at Buckeye without Insuresoft addressing the problem head-on, always putting the interest of our company’s wellbeing ahead of everything else,” Haines concluded.
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Source: Novarica Average Customer Experience (ACE) Ranking Report, March 2009
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