28 April 2017Insurance

VIPR launches new offering for insurance with JDX

Insurance software provider VIPR has launched a new offering, in collaboration with global consulting group JDX, that provides end-to-end management of its bordereaux systems to ensure a simplified and efficient approach for clients’ IT needs with an emphasis in the area of delegated authority.

Through the new offering VIPR Managed Service (VMS), the company will provide its clients with a range of services, including bordereaux mapping, bordereaux processing, Solvency II reporting, and consultancy.

"Together, our goal is to deliver a first-class service helping reduce the costs and complexity of managing software internally," said Hugh Evans, CEO of JDX for insurance.

Richard Brown, managing director of VIPR, pointed out that many of its clients were not maximising the benefits of the software. He said, the bordereaux are sometimes left unprocessed and monitoring the performance of mass data is compromised as clients don't always have the resource and time to get the best from their systems.

"VMS offers a solution to help reduce these pressures on our clients and optimise their systems,” Brown added. "Customer service is extremely important to VIPR and through our collaboration with JDX we are able to offer a fully managed bordereaux management solution allowing clients to optimise their resources."

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