An insurance application is a web, mobile, or desktop application that enables users to make insurance purchases and manage their existing policies. Insurance apps typically include interfaces for viewing real-time insurance quotes and managing existing policies.

Insurance apps often resemble banking apps with their features relating to money management. Popular insurance apps include Allstate, Esurance, Geico, and State Farm.

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An insurance app can use its growth strategy to position itself as a trustworthy company in the eyes of its users. This will allow it to gain more new customers and retain existing ones by providing great customer service and a quick claims process.

An insurance app faces legal and reputational risks associated with the handling of consumer information, data security, and fraud. Insurance apps should take measures to protect personally identifiable information from leaks and limit access to sensitive data to employees who have a business need for that information. Apps should also provide robust mechanisms for reporting fraud and abuse and provide customers with feedback mechanisms for reporting incorrect policies, billing errors, or fraudulent activity.

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