The protection reports I can produce only show provider, policy type, policy number and start date. At the very least they also need to show sum assured, premium amount and frequency and policy end date. A back office system is there to do admin tasks for us with preferably zero inputs and manual interventions.
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Adrian Pickersgill
Apr 28, 2025
The protection reports I can produce only show provider, policy type, policy number and start date. At the very least they also need to show sum assured, premium amount and frequency and policy end date. A back office system is there to do admin tasks for us with preferably zero inputs and manual interventions.