AIA launches risk-specific data feed to AdviserLogic

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Cloud-based software system, AdviserLogic, is reducing costs for financial advisers after partnering with AIA Australia's new risk-specific data feed, which has increased levels of productivity and practice for the system.

The feed eliminates data entry errors and duplication to ensure client information is timely and accurate. AdviserLogic feeds will now have seamless client information transfer from AIA.

AIA chief retail insurance officer, Pina Sciarrone, said: "Streamlining administration for life insurance advice, applications and claims is a major focus of efficiency improvement for AIA Australia".

"[This will] help financial advisers deliver a better, faster client experience and service delivery."

The AdviserLogic and AIA partnership has been designed for mutual benefit, with AIA hoping more financial advisers would recommend AIA risk products that offer seamless and simple access to client information.

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