Miller launches advanced property smart follow facility

Miller has unveiled a new property smart follow facility.

Driven by InsurX’s trading infrastructure, and offering global coverage through the London Market, MillerBoost is designed to allow risks to be triaged and quoted more rapidly, expediting placement for retail and wholesale customers.

The facility currently supports placements across Miller property portfolios, with capacity deployed under a rule-based algorithmic model.

Matt Keeping, head of property and casualty at Miller, commented: “In a rapidly evolving risk environment where speed and precision are essential enablers, MillerBoost will allow us to deliver faster quotes, smarter placements and exclusive capacity for our customers around the world.

"As we continue to grow our specialist capabilities across a diverse property portfolio, we chose to power the facility with InsurX’s market-leading smart follow technology to equip our brokers with a data-led competitive edge, which has already proven invaluable.”

Gilbert Harrap, CEO of InsurX, added: “We’re delighted that Miller chose InsurX's technology to power MillerBoost. MillerBoost is a perfect example of how leading brokers are using our smart follow technology to grow their business. Miller brokers can now get quotes from their strategic partners in minutes with a single email, allowing them to focus on winning new business and serving their clients.”



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