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ePayPolicy Recognized as GetApp Leader in 2025 for Payment Processing Software
Riskguard Insurance Solutions Goes “Full Digital” with ePayPolicy
Riskguard Insurance used to have two digital payment solutions: one for ACH payments and another for credit card payments. Not ideal, to say the least. Last year, they switched to ePayPolicy. Check out our newest blog where CEO Irene Herman explains what a game-changer ePay has been to the company and their clients.
eBook: How Technology is Changing Insurance in 2023 [Free Download]
What are insurtech leaders focusing on in 2023? The insurance leaders that can most quickly and effectively transform their processes will become more efficient and will be able to offer their customers the experiences they want and are asking for. This moves the burden to you, as leaders, to future-proof
ePayPolicy Celebrates Positive Company Culture with Four 2022 Comparably Awards
AUSTIN, TX – ePayPolicy, the insurance industry’s most popular payments platform, announced today four awards that highlight company culture and leadership. The recognition comes from the workplace site Comparably, where ePayPolicy was selected from tens of thousands of companies, winning awards for Best Company Culture, Best CEO, Best Company for
Alabama Independent Insurance Agents, Inc. Endorses ePayPolicy as Digital Payments Processor of Choice
(Birmingham, Alabama– AIIA) ePayPolicy is proud to announce its 41st state insurance association endorsement. Alabama Independent Insurance Agents, Inc. / AIIA recently named ePayPolicy as their recommended payment processing provider for its member agencies. “The Alabama Big I is excited to partner with ePayPolicy for a new member service,” says
How Libke Insurance Stays Ahead of the Digital Curve
The agency had been using Simply Easier Payments for about 3 years when they switched over to ePayPolicy in 2017. ePayPolicy had a more professional look, especially because they were able to use their branding on their payment page.
How to Tell Your Insurance Agency Story
The U.S. is now experiencing soaring inflation, supply chain disruptions and geopolitical crises — indicators that the economy is heading for a recession. What can insurance companies do to prepare?