Sirius launches PMI back-office system
Sirius Financial Systems has announced the launch of an integrated back-office application, targeted at the UK private medical insurance intermediaries. The Swift Health offering aims to provide intermediaries with the choice of a wide range of software products. Sirius claim that traditionally the PMI sector has not been serviced with fully-integrated back-office applications and that intermediaries have tended to a use a combination of desktop software products or bespoke solutions sourced independently.
Through its involvement in the PMI market where it provides the MediQuote comparative quotation portal, Sirius management had become aware of the degree to which the sector had fallen behind and of aOnly users who have a paid subscription or are part of a corporate subscription are able to print or copy content.
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