Insurercore set to launch broking social media platform after fixing technical glitches
Insurercore is set to launch its broker social media platform within the next month after fixing technical glitches.
The app was set up in 2015 in order to give brokers access to capacity via a network of insurance professionals but its official launch was delayed due to software issues.
Insurercore has assembled a
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