’Making it easier for brokers to access and transact our products is a key part of our distribution strategy and this latest expansion on Acturis is an important milestone,’ says managing director
Add-on provider Alps has launched its entire motor add-on suite on the Acturis trading platform.

The move means brokers can now access a range of specialist motor add-on products, including road rescue, guaranteed hire vehicle, motor excess protection, guaranteed asset protection, tools-in-transit, key cover, parts and labour cover and pothole damage protection.
Covering both single vehicles and fleets, the suite enables brokers to offer broader protection tailored to their clients’ needs within their existing trading platform.
Michelle O’Reilly, managing director at Alps, said: “Making it easier for brokers to access and transact our products is a key part of our distribution strategy and this latest expansion on Acturis is an important milestone.
“With our full motor suite now available alongside our let property range, brokers have greater choice and flexibility to offer valuable additional protection to their clients, without adding complexity to their existing processes.”
Streamlining access
The latest launch builds on Alps’ established presence on Acturis, which began with the introduction of its motor legal protection range in November 2022.
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More recently, the MGA included its full let property add-on suite.
Simon De Ferry, chief insurance products officer at Acturis, said: “We’re pleased to see Alps expand its offering on the Acturis platform.
”By making a broader range of motor ancillary products available within brokers’ existing workflows, this development helps streamline access to specialist cover and supports brokers in delivering additional value and protection to their customers.”

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