Capricorn Mutual Selects Duck Creek Technologies As Their New Core Insurance Delivery Technology Partner
SYDNEY, June 5 (Bernama) -- Duck Creek Technologies, the global provider defining the future of property and casualty (P&C) and general insurance, has announced a new SaaS core insurance delivery technology partnership with Capricorn Mutual, the protection arm of one of Australia and New Zealand's largest member-owned organizations, Capricorn.
Duck Creek's full-suite, including Policy, Rating, Billing, Claims and Clarity (data and insights), served via the OnDemand cloud-delivery platform, will replace Capricorn Mutual's incumbent legacy technology stack, empowering the business to deliver enhanced commercial and domestic coverage products and experiences to more of Capricorn's 30,000 small and medium auto business members.
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