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IT for Insurance Brokers: Answers You Can Evidence

From March 2027, the FCA wants serious incidents reported within twenty-four hours. Would your firm know who makes that call?

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  • As a brokerage grows, so do the payment emails, the questionnaires from insurers and networks, and the years of correspondence you may need to produce.
  • Systech gives you answers you can evidence.
  • We protect the inbox where premiums and bank details move, and make a call-back the rule for any payment change.
  • Every client conversation archived, unaltered, and found in seconds when a complaint or a regulator asks.
  • And we work from the questionnaires your insurers already send, so each answer is backed by evidence.

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From March 2027, the FCA wants serious incidents reported within twenty-four hours. Would your firm know who makes that call?

As a brokerage grows, so do the payment emails, the questionnaires from insurers and networks, and the years of correspondence you may need to produce.

Systech gives you answers you can evidence.

We protect the inbox where premiums and bank details move, and make a call-back the rule for any payment change.

Every client conversation archived, unaltered, and found in seconds when a complaint or a regulator asks.

And we work from the questionnaires your insurers already send, so each answer is backed by evidence.

Microsoft specialists, ISO 27001 certified, and holders of Cyber Essentials ourselves.

Book a call. Bring the latest questionnaire you've been sent, and we'll show you where an answer would be hard to evidence.

Source: FCA PS26/2, in force 18 March 2027. Examples shown are illustrative.

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