Finys and ManageMy Partner to Enhance Insurer Digital Modernization

As insurance carriers move from legacy systems to more advanced technology platforms, maintaining a consistent and seamless experience for policyholders is essential to prevent customer friction and trust issues during the transition. Finys, a provider of comprehensive core insurance administration systems, has partnered with ManageMy, a digital platform specializing in configurable, no-code API-based front-end solutions, to address this challenge. This collaboration allows insurers to offer a unified digital experience across quoting, onboarding, servicing, and claims processes, even while phasing out older core systems. The Finys Suite offers extensive policy, billing, and claims administration functionalities that support insurers' long-term modernization goals. ManageMy acts as a strategic extension during this transformation, ensuring that a modern, branded digital interface remains consistent and user-friendly throughout the carrier's migration journey. This partnership aims to minimize disruption to policyholders and enhance customer satisfaction by bridging the gap between legacy systems and next-generation technology. By integrating ManageMy’s flexible, no-code front-end platform with Finys’ core system capabilities, carriers gain the agility to tailor digital insurance workflows and experiences without requiring a full core system overhaul upfront. This facilitates faster modernization while controlling operational costs and improving digital interactions, a critical factor in today's competitive insurance market where customer expectations for seamless digital service continue to rise. The alliance between Finys and ManageMy enhances insurers' ability to accelerate their technology transformation strategies, promoting operational efficiency and customer retention. Both companies emphasize that this collaboration strengthens the insurer’s toolkit in delivering flexible, scalable solutions that align with evolving industry demands and regulatory compliance requirements.