Skyvuze Technologies
, an agency providing Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV) insurance, is working alongside organizations on the cutting edge of a new online quoting platform that is scheduled to be launched over the next couple months.
The company is located outside of Philadelphia, PA, where their employees engulf themselves in new drone-related technology on a daily basis. The new online quoting platform is designed to improve the overall customer service experience for agencies and clients alike.
The new platform will increase overall quoting efficiency by decreasing the turnaround time when UAV businesses are obtaining quotes to insure their aerial assets. Alexander Sheard, Co-Founder and CEO of Skyvuze Technologies, is very excited to see this entire industry take off. “We have gotten confirmation from several of our carriers that there is an online quoting software in the works. This will make it extremely simple for commercial drone operators to apply for coverage and be fully insured just hours before upcoming aerial photo shoots.” More importantly, we don’t operate within the standard 9 AM-5 PM timeframe. Whether you have an issue on the weekend or a question at 5am prior to your early morning shoot, just reach out anytime, and we will likely be able to assist you.”
As more insurance agencies like Skyvuze Technologies begin to offer drone insurance, the commercial UAV industry continues its rapid growth. When Drew Hoffmann, Co-Founder Insurance Director was asked about his involvement in the unique organizational offerings, he stated: “Drones, UAVs, and sUAS’ are extremely interesting. We wanted a way to grow with the industry, not just write an insurance policy and follow up with them at their renewal date. I took my background in risk management and passion for drone technology and co-created Skyvuze Technologies, a solution for the confusion in this future billion-dollar industry.”
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The commercial UAV insurance agency prides itself on maintaining an impeccable reputation by going above and beyond when quoting clients and providing customer service. Skyvuze Technologies helps to simplify the once-confusing process in regards to FAA regulations and 333 exemptions, which is critical to legally allowing aerial photography companies to operate. From film production companies to agriculturalists, even fire and rescue services, drones are regularly used to give a point of view that no individual photographer can provide.
Source: Press Release