LeoCare, a Frech startup company, now has its own mobile insurance app that allows its consumers to ensure their own home, car, motorbike, smartphone, and more!
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The company's decision is currently unique in the industry since most insurance companies are not investing a lot of money on control panels, user-facing features, and mobile apps.
Why? Because people tend to forget the new insurance product they signed up for because they might already be paying for multiple insurance services. However, Tech EU reported that the LeoCare change this belief after it raises $18.1 million for its new mobile app.
To give you more idea, here's how LeoCare's new mobile application works.
How LeoCare's mobile app works
According to TechCrunch's latest report, LeoCare's new mobile app makes it easier for you to get your own home, car, motorcycle, smartphone, and other products. Right now, the company's consumers can sign up from its website or install the latest app.
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The French startup company made efforts to give its new app an indicator that tells the users if they are going to pay more if they choose one option or another.
LeoCare also tried to optimize the onboarding process with easy-to-understand questions to help the consumers understand how an insurance service works.
The new mobile app could really be helpful during the ongoing pandemic since many people can't visit the actual building of the company, and employees are currently limited because of the rules and regulations implemented by the government.
What makes LeoCare's mobile app great
The good thing about LeoCare's new app is that users will receive an insurance contract as soon as they sign up for the service. This method allows you to send the contract to your landlord as quickly as possible. Aside from this benefit, the French company will also help you further after you received the contract. This can be seen in those consumers who want to lower their car insurance premiums during the lockdown.
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Written by: Giuliano de Leon.
