The days of cover note and engaging runners to manage auto insurance either for personal or company is slowly coming to an end. It couldn’t happen at a better time as modern technology is able to replace traditional methods of paperwork and physical movement especially when a contagious virus is looming around.
Offering a mobile option in getting car insurance, Boost has teamed up with Great Eastern in making it convenient for any vehicle owner to get coverage. Its latest product CarProtect, offers comprehensive coverage for private cars including customisation option on the car insurance plan that best suits to their needs. On top of that with a couple of swipes and clicks, customers can also renew their road tax and have it conveniently delivered to their doorstep.
This all in one app, includes added safety feature, with an Emergency Button that gives them 24/7 access to car assistance. The button is a fast and convenient way that directs users to the emergency contacts including insurance claims, panel of workshops as well as Boost’s roadside assistance partners in the event of an accident or breakdown.
Customers who sign up for the plan will receive a one-year coverage for damage to the car insured due to accident, theft or accidental fire, as well as liabilities to third parties including bodily injuries, death, property loss or damage. Additionally, it also features customisable add-on coverages for windscreen, flood & special perils as well as a waiver of compulsory excess (inclusive of additional drivers).
According to Boost CEO Sheyantha Abeykoon, the launch is part of the platforms innovation strategy in making insurance more accessible and convenient.
In efforts to drive uptake, Boost is currently offering the first 5,000 a RM100 cashback in its wallet.
