360 Dotnet integrates with UnderWriteMe

360 Dotnet has announced a new partnership with UnderwriteMe that will see the CRM platform integrate with UnderwriteMe’s protection platform.

Advisers using UnderwriteMe’s Protection Platform will now be able to seamlessly transfer client data, underwriting decisions, and both standard and underwritten premiums through to 360 Lifecycle in seconds.

Over 6,000 users leverage 360 Lifecycle, writing over £50bn in mortgage lending and processing 180,000 cases per annum via the platform. In 2022, potentially 80,000 of these mortgages had no protection sold alongside them, which 360 Dotnet has suggested highlights a risk for 80,000 individuals that may have no cover or be under insured.

There are no additional costs involved to 360 Lifecycle users and the Protection Platform is provided free of charge.

“Advisers must balance budget constraints with underwriting considerations when giving advice which poses significant challenges,” commented CEO of 360 Dotnet, Ozgur Unlu. “Complications arise due to the unpredictable timelines associated with acquiring medical reports required for underwriting assessments, which can vary among different insurers.

“Introducing this groundbreaking integration has created the capability to assess fully underwritten pricing against any lending the client is considering. The transition from the initial client consultation to policy issuance has arguably become the fastest process available within the market.

“With the incorporation of Consumer Duty regulations, this integration provides advisers with an additional valuable resource. We are pleased to have another significant integration partner on board and make these enhancements available to advisers using both platforms.”

Commercial director at UnderwriteMe, Mark Cracknell, added: “We are delighted to announce UnderwriteMe’s integration with 360 Lifecycle – this creates a unique proposition by providing the ability to obtain fully underwritten premiums quickly and seamlessly alongside mortgage advice.”



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