Network to provide “game changing” new protection service

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The Right Mortgage & Protection Network has partnered with Synaptic Software and Covéa Life to introduce Cover Me Now to the protection adviser market place.

The new system, which is available exclusively to members of the network, allows brokers to source and secure a life cover quote for their clients in minutes, going on risk immediately.

Martin Wilson, CEO of The Right Mortgage & Protection Network said: “This is a fantastic new solution for our advisers who sell protection. It gives clients the option of instant guaranteed cover, reducing underwriting delays, saving time and money for all.”

Adam Byford, CEO of Synaptic Software, said: “We are delighted to be partnering with The Right Mortgage Network on this ‘game changing’ new service. We have been working closely with the TRMN team over the past 18 months and their enthusiasm and commitment has been unabated.

“We took the traditional protection ‘quote and apply’ process apart and did all that we could to remove steps that caused advisers problems or did not appear to add any value. The new service will save advisers and their clients precious time as it benefits from developments in technology and design improvements when compared to other services available today.”

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