LIC Launched MyLIC and Super Sales Saathi Apps to Facilitate Insurance Services in India:

LIC launched MyLIC and Super Sales Saathi apps, which made it easier for customers and agents to manage policies, make payments, and access services in a faster, simpler, and paperless way.
LIC Made Policy Management Easier with Launch of New Apps

LIC Launched MyLIC and Super Sales Saathi Apps to Facilitate Insurance Services in India
Life Insurance Corporation of India (LIC) has launched two new mobile apps for its customers and agents, MyLIC and Super Sales Saathi. These apps were launched by Shri M. Nagaraju, Secretary, Department of Financial Services, Ministry of Finance, in Mumbai. On this occasion, the CEO and MD of LIC, Shri R. Doraiswamy, and other senior officials were also present.
LIC has more than 26 crore (260 million) policies across the country. In such a situation, the aim of these new apps is to make services easier, faster, and digital so that both customers and agents can get better facilities.
What does the MyLIC app do?
MyLIC app is specially designed for customers. It offers many features in one place, such as the following:
- View and manage all your policies in one place
- Instant online payment of premium
- Viewing information about policy benefits in real time
- Taking a policy loan without paper
- Updating policies and reactivating lapsed policies
- Buying a new policy in an easy way
- Fast and secure identification process through e-KYC
- Digital Sales Tools and Presentation Materials
- Viewing policy status in real time
- Automated reminders to keep in touch with customers
- Integrated communication to connect directly with customers
- Suggestions (nudges) through AI to provide better service
- Dashboard to track your work and targets
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