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Built In Honors ePayPolicy in 2025 Best Places To Work Awards
Built In today announced that ePayPolicy was honored in its 2025 Best Places To Work Awards. ePayPolicy earned a place among 100 other mid-size companies in the Austin area, for the 4th straight year. The annual awards program includes companies of all sizes, from startups to those in the enterprise,

Staying Ahead: 6 Predictions for the Insurance Landscape in 2025
It’s no secret that every year the insurance industry ups the ante when it comes to innovation and customer experience. In fact, I’m sure you’ll come across articles similar to this one filled with predictions and insights about what to expect in the coming year—and for good reason! 2025 is

ePayPolicy Joins NAMIC as a Corporate Member to Drive Innovation in Insurance Payments
Austin, TX – ePayPolicy, the leading provider of digital payment solutions for the insurance industry, is excited to announce its membership in the National Association of Mutual Insurance Companies (NAMIC). This strategic partnership aligns ePayPolicy with NAMIC’s mission to strengthen and support mutual insurers as they serve policyholders and communities

Check Fraud is on the Rise
The insurance industry in 2024 stands at the precipice of transformation. Embracing technological advancements, fostering strategic collaborations, prioritizing customer-centricity, and championing inclusivity will be key tenets for success.

ePayPolicy Makes Inc. 5000 List for 3rd Straight Year
Austin, TX Aug 14, 2024 – Inc. magazine announced that ePayPolicy is No. 1639 on its annual Inc. 5000 list, one of the most well-known rankings of the nation’s fastest-growing private companies. The data-driven rankings highlight successful entrepreneurial companies, and has featured companies like Microsoft, Meta, Oracle, Patagonia in previous

The Paper Check Problem: Why Paper Checks Persist in Insurance
Despite living in an era dominated by digital technology, the insurance industry remains one of the last strongholds of paper checks. This persistence of paper checks in insurance is perplexing, given the operational inefficiencies and manual reconciliation issues they introduce. Annual use of check payments for the average American has