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Time is Money: The High Cost of Slow Payment Solution Implementation
Time is Money: The High Cost of Slow Payment Solution Implementation
Tired of slow insurance payment system implementation? This article explores why insurance payment system setup takes so long (6-12+ months) and the financial impact of those implementation delays. Learn key insurance payment implementation considerations, best practices, and how choosing a fast, efficient partner can give you a competitive edge.
Case Study: How Top 100 Brokers and MGA’s Share Their Accounting Secrets
We recently sat down with experts from across the insurance industry—including Top 100 Brokers and MGA’s— to talk accounting automation. Read on for a peek behind the curtain of how automation is impacting their businesses.
How quotes and invoices helped an agency streamline their operations
David Call, owner of Ryan Everet Insurance in North Texas, has been a loyal ePayPolicy user for over five years. Now ePayPolicy’s newest feature, Quotes and Invoices, has streamlined David’s operations once again, making client interactions smoother and more efficient than ever. “We do primarily commercial insurance, and most of
ePayPolicy Earns 2025 G2 Customer Satisfaction Award
ePayPolicy has been honored with a 2025 G2 Best Software Award, specifically in the Financial Services category. This recognition highlights ePayPolicy’s commitment to delivering exceptional customer experiences and innovative payment solutions for the insurance industry. G2 is the world’s largest software marketplace, with over 100 million buyers annually. The award
Navigating Unclaimed Property Laws and the Challenges for Insurance Carriers and MGAs
Insurance companies face complex compliance challenges due to unclaimed property laws, with $77B in unclaimed assets. Digital payments can reduce risks, cut costs, and improve compliance and efficiency.
Independent Agents on the Rise: A Dual Impact on Agents and Insurance Providers
The insurance distribution landscape is evolving, with captive agents now sharing the stage with an increasing number of independent agents. This shift is changing how insurance is sold and opening up new opportunities for carriers to tap into new markets and diversify their reach. Agent partnerships have always been essential