Bright Grey launches new extranet service

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Bright Grey is encouraging advisers to register now for the launch of its new extranet in January designed to enable them to get full online quotes as well as apply online.

The provider says its new extranet, www.brightadviser.co.uk will enable advisers to mix and match amounts, covers and terms. They will be able to combine up to 10 covers in one quote and plan. The online application process has been designed to mirror Bright Grey’s paper application with the provider claiming the layout will make it easier for advisers to key information because it is identical to the hard copy application form. Advisers will also be able to store and retrieve all quotes and applications for up to 30 days from the original quote date. Andy Peters, distribution direct...

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