Our high-performance complete solution covers the entire life cycle of a health insurance contract.
It supports your company with all its business processes from applications via policy management through to payment processing. Analysis tools ensure all-round product maintenance. The software is equally suitable for small, medium and large companies. It manages collective policies and enables workflow-based processing. Its consistently service-focused architecture is based on Java EE, making it simple to integrate into your existing IT environment. A wide range of Internet-enabled devices are also supported.
Stay fit for purpose with msg.Health Factory: Optimise your business processes with our efficient complete solution – all from a single source.
Standard software
Our upgradeable software gives your company maximum security of investment and a secure future.
Flexible product design
The software can be easily embedded in existing applications. Flexibility in system integration and predefined standard interfaces guarantee a rapid production start.
Flexible multi-tier/thin-client technology
Our standardised, service-oriented system architecture ensures you can work with virtually any platform. Individual application components can be integrated separately into other system processes.
Multichannel management
Our solution supports a multichannel approach. It enables insurance brokers, sales staff and customers to access the system at the point of service, regardless of the sales channel and device used.
Cost sharing
Our system is used successfully by many customers: you too can profit from low-cost, centralised development by means of regular release updates.
Ready for Cloud/SaaS
The software solution is also available via a private cloud. msg life provides the application software in a computing centre and takes care of maintenance, modifications in line with regulatory requirements and technical operations. The service level, including flexible financing and payment models, can be adapted to your individual needs.
