The product is designed to support pricing, underwriting and renewals through data-driven insight
Telematics provider IMS and Somerset Bridge Group have launched a new app-based telematics proposition.

Called GoSkippy Connect, the product is designed to support pricing, underwriting and renewals through data-driven insight.
Using the IMS One App technologies, GoSkippy Connect will be available through price comparison websites and has been developed to reflect the needs of a broad personal lines customer base, including modern commuting patterns and a wide range of trip types.
Steve Kerrigan, vice president for growth at IMS, said: “Somerset Bridge has been thoughtful and deliberate in designing GoSkippy Connect around the needs of its customers.
”By tailoring our Flexi Score approach for this market, we’ve helped deliver a product that will support stronger underwriting and pricing outcomes.”
Rollout
Somerset Bridge expects the proposition to scale and continually develop over time, with a planned rollout across tens of thousands of policies under GoSkippy Connect.
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Damian Arnold, chief executive at Somerset Bridge, said: “GoSkippy Connect is designed to make connected motor insurance work for a much broader range of drivers than just the young driver segment.
”Partnering with IMS gives us proven technology and a scoring approach that reflects real-world driving patterns, so we can deliver fairer pricing, stronger underwriting and a smoother experience for customers throughout the policy lifecycle.”

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