Software - Aquarium launches its new Pet software project


 Aquarium Software, the leading insurance claims management software, today announces the launch of a new product aimed specifically at the pet insurance sector. Aquarium has been working in partnership with major players in the pet insurance sector for the past couple of years, devising specific claims management technology solutions for pet insurance providers; Aquarium’s product is now fully tested and ready for launch, as Aquarium’s Sales & Marketing Director, Mark Colonnese explains:

 “You could say that this has been our ‘pet project’ for the past year or two,” said Mark. “We know that the pet insurance market continues to explode and that there is a gap in that market for the niche, bespoke solutions Aquarium can offer insurers, third party administrator and claims management companies,” he added. “The beauty of Aquarium Software is that we take our time to get it right, for those niche sectors we target. So the last thing you will get from Aquarium is an off-the-shelf one-size fits all solution that we then try and sell you as standard,” Mark Colonnese concluded.

 The pet insurance market has experienced strong growth over the past few years, reaching a value of £700 million with a year-on-year increase of 58%. This market growth shows no sign of any let up and Aquarium Software aims to assist the insurance providers in driving down costs while improving efficiencies and customer service levels.

 Aquarium’s goal is to provide its clients with business solutions that harness the power of the Internet. Aquarium enables it clients to work in new, innovative ways setting them apart from the competition; business processes are streamlined and the customer journey throughout the life of the claim is enhanced. Using the latest Cloud Computing architectures, Aquarium solutions are designed from the ground-up to be web-enabled. With a specialist insurance, legal and financial claims focus, Aquarium increasingly provides customers a range of business solutions in areas such as: claims management; debt management; human resources management, CRM, e-commerce and business process automation.
 All Aquarium software is flexible enough to allow easy modification for an individual client’s needs, without any requirement for expert IT involvement. The commitment to web-based software and “cloud computing” opens up new ways of working, simplifies deployment and reduces the ongoing operating and maintenance costs.

 It’s not just local-based clients that can take advantage of Aquarium’s rapidly deployable web-based solutions; the instant deployment capability of Aquarium means that it is the perfect solution for off-shoring or near-shoring activities. If you have multi-site/geographic operations, Aquarium is highly cost-effective. It can even be deployed across your value-chain in an instant – giving secure pre-authorised hierarchical access to approved suppliers and partners anywhere in the world.
  

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