ANANDA, a digital application developed by LIC’s in-house IT team, will be used by its agents to sell policies to customers across the country. While agents will continue to be the go-between, the entire sales process will play out online and will be completely paperless. LIC expects this to increase productivity while ensuring the safety of its agents and customers by limiting face-to-face interaction amid the pandemicExplained: Here’s how LIC agents will sell life insurance policies digitally
ANANDA, a digital application developed by LIC’s in-house IT team, will be used by its agents to sell policies to customers across the country. While agents will continue to be the go-between, the entire sales process will play out online and will be completely paperless. LIC expects this to increase productivity while ensuring the safety of its agents and customers by limiting face-to-face interaction amid the pandemic
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