CURE Auto Insurance Selects Guidewire InsuranceNow to Accelerate Speed-to-Market and Business Growth

Mid-Atlantic non-profit auto insurer to leverage core operations and predictive analytics in the cloud

Citizens United Reciprocal Exchange (CURE), a not-for-profit full service provider of auto insurance licensed in New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Michigan, and Guidewire Software, Inc. , the platform P&C insurers trust to engage, innovate, and grow efficiently, announced that CURE has selected InsuranceNow and Predictive Analytics to accelerate speed-to-market and business growth. The company plans to begin implementing InsuranceNow for their greenfield personal auto line of business in the state of Michigan, followed by their auto insurance lines of business in New Jersey and Pennsylvania.

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“Speed-to-market was an important driver in our consideration of a new system to help facilitate our goal of expanding into new markets. InsuranceNow met all of our criteria as a scalable, highly configurable, user-friendly, and affordable system that will be able to handle that expansion,” said Douglas Benalan, chief information officer, CURE. “The cloud and all-in-one aspects of InsuranceNow were also attractive to us and critical to our decision-making, as they will help our IT staff increase their efficiency by shifting maintenance and support to Guidewire and enabling them to focus on the mission-critical business objectives that will accelerate our growth.”

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Benalan added, “We were also planning to implement predictive analytics capabilities into our operations. We found Guidewire Predictive Analytics to be our best option, since it integrates well with InsuranceNow to enable our team to focus on their job instead of working on data integration.”

“We are pleased to welcome CURE to the Guidewire customer community,” said Frank O’Dowd, chief sales officer, Guidewire Software. “We admire the company’s mission of providing drivers in New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and now Michigan with auto insurance at a fair rate based on their driving records.”

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