Insurance Industry Blog

Embedded insurance started to become a buzzword a few years ago, gaining initial traction and a lot of attention from tech investors. However, for many SaaS platforms and marketplaces, it has been a relatively undiscovered treasure. For the brands that caught on quickly, embedded insurance and protection have become a cornerstone of their customer experience and revenue generation. So, why is it that only now are more and more brands recognizing the power of embedded insurance?

Sitting Down with Tint’s In-house Mobility Expert: Chris Aragon

We sat down with Tint’s mobility expert Chris Aragon to discuss how insurance impacts the mobility industry, the latest trends, and what you should keep an eye out for in terms of mobility innovation today and on the horizon. 

Businesses are becoming increasingly savvy about their digital transformation, finding ways to expand their operations without breaking the bank. Yet, one crucial aspect often left in the shadows is customer protection – insurance and the like. It tends to be set and forgotten with a traditional insurance provider as a mere line item. Admittedly, few people find their protection programming exciting or interesting; it's not typically viewed as a growth lever. However, it's time for marketplaces and tech-driven businesses to elevate their insurance and protection game beyond the initial years and consider making a strategic switch. This move ensures customers have the necessary protection while simultaneously unlocking a pivotal growth lever for the entire business.

It’s vital to be proactive if you lease out equipment no matter the industry. From baby equipment, to heavy machinery for construction, or valuable assets, your survival in this ever-changing industry depends on a future mindset. With the equipment rental market constantly shifting and growing, it's time to talk about a game-changing feature that can make or break your sustained success: embedded protection.

If you're involved in the world of logistics, particularly as a freight broker or third-party logistics provider (3PL), you're already familiar with the crucial role you play in connecting shippers and carriers. Your core mission is to ensure the seamless and timely movement of goods, all while managing logistics, paperwork, and risk factors.

The second annual F3: Future of Freight Festival has come and gone, leaving the freight and logistics industry abuzz with excitement and innovation. As the CEO and co-founder of Tint, it was an honor and an energizing experience to be a part of F3 , held at the Chattanooga Convention Center. The convergence of experts, entrepreneurs, industry leaders, and educators provided an unparalleled platform to delve into the key factors shaping freight markets and explore the latest trends propelling the industry forward.

The last week of October marked an exciting time for Tint and the entire insurtech community. Our leadership team, myself included, descended on Las Vegas for the annual InsurTech Connect (ITC) Conference – the world's leading insurtech gathering. This year, we were incredibly excited as Tint was a proud sponsor of the event, and we had the opportunity to unveil some groundbreaking news. But before I get to that, let’s cover the action-packed and informative week we had at ITC 2023.

The Era of Embedded Protection

The world is witnessing a profound shift in how companies approach protection solutions, and embedded insurance and protection are at the forefront of this transformation. For businesses, considering adding embedded customer protection to their platforms, the time has never been more opportune.

Companies today operate in an entirely different world than the one just a few months ago. Now, cash is more king than ever and, top of mind for so many businesses, is how to increase runways and build sustainable positions. Companies no longer have unlimited access to VC capital to pursue growth-only strategies, disregarding profitability until late in their lifecycle.