Jake Diner

Yeah, absolutely.

Well, first of all, our company, Elefris, has solved the problem of engagement between the consumers and insurance companies.

It started

From my personal experience, I got pulled over and a cop asked a very simple question, proof of insurance.

And I happened to have a smartphone app, my insurance smartphone app on the phone, and that app started updating itself the first time I launched it.

So I'm sitting there in the car with the cop standing right next to me, flashing the light in my eyes, and we're both waiting for the app to update itself.

It took about five minutes, poor connection, the app updated itself, then it asked for username and password.

And I had no idea what it is because I've never used my insurance app before.

So that's what kind of pushed us.

Well, there's got to be a better way to engage with our insurance companies as consumers.

So that's how we started our company.

And essentially, we merged into building virtual insurance agents.

So we are teaching AI to be capable of augmenting and perhaps in the future, replacing insurance agents.

No, there's no app.

It's the AI platform, SaaS platform, which insurers buy.

And it sits between insurance systems, which is a policy administration or agency management system, and a channel that consumer is communicating with.

So if you got pulled over somewhere, you want to ask a quick question to your insurance company, you can just text.

You send an SMS to your insurance company, and on the back end, instead of,

Agent, you have AI answering.

Or if you want to check with Alexa the status of your claim, where the check has been approved, what else needs to be done, you just talk to your insurance company using your preferred channel communication.