The cost of advice up front
What an advice meeting costs and what you get for it.
Concept design: an example of what Magnifize can build for an insurance adviser. Not a real business, not a real client.
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How you work and what advice costs made clear, reminders before a policy ends and a chat for practical questions.
Policies run out without the client noticing. Reminders go out by hand, if at all. And the site says little about how you work and what advice costs.
A site that explains how you work and what advice costs. Clients automatically get a message before a policy ends, with a link to make an appointment.
Process automation
The problem
Policies that end without the client noticing.
What happens automatically
A message before a policy ends, with a link for an appointment.
Reminders and recallsThe problem
Documents for an advice meeting that aren't there.
What happens automatically
Before the appointment a list of documents to send, with a reminder.
Collecting documentsThe problem
No overview of which policies end in the coming months.
What happens automatically
Every month a list of the policies ending in the next three months.
Overviews and reportingServices
How you work, what advice costs and a way to book an appointment.
Reminders and recallsA message to the client before a policy ends, with a link for an appointment.
Advice falls under the Dutch Financial Supervision Act (Wft) and belongs with an adviser.
Answers practical questions about appointments and documents. No advice about products.
Features
What an advice meeting costs and what you get for it.
Clients get a message in time, without you keeping a list.
Through the calendar you already use.
The photos in the concept site are stock photos from Pexels, free to use under the Pexels licence. They show no real clients or staff.
Fifteen minutes, no deck, no obligation. We tell you honestly what we would build first.