About GPM
Computer Solutions
GPM has over 30 customers in both the Lloyd's insurance market and in the minor metal commodity trading sector. Many of these companies have been using our solutions for years. As the use of technology has developed, our solutions have developed too. Our customers need to future-proof their technology investment as much as possible. This is why we are (to our knowledge) the only software provider in our market to supply regular and free upgrades to our systems, ensuring our customers can keep pace with technological and industry changes as soon as they happen.
Each of these solutions is designed to increase your competitive advantage by improving the efficiency with which you run your business. The good news is that you and your staff still get to use the software and systems you are familiar with; you still use MS Word to produce letters, reports and client documentation, you can keep your company templates and documentation looking the same, though the large proportion of boring, repetitive and time consuming tasks are done automatically. You can link to external systems such as LIMNET through our solutions, making the task of gathering and transferring information easier and less prone to error.
In short our solutions will help you the management get clearer visibility about what is working smoothly and what needs attention, while your staff will be making better use of their time by not having to concentrate on unnecessary and repetitive tasks.
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GPM sponser the Insurance Day Technology Forum
being held on the 6th October promoting IBS, Business Intelligence, NIMBUS Cloud and SERVO.
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SERVO gains another new customer
The fast moving process at MGA needs a real time DR solution
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Blackmore Borley Ltd replace current web based scheme
A new development that integrates seemlessly with IBS.
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Manchester Underwriting Management signs up for Eclipse
GPM has set up their computer installation, phones and Eclipse system
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NCG Professional Risks Ltd go live with IBS
London based P.I insurer NCG went live with IBS according to plan.
