LMS integrates Uinsure to Select platform
LMS has integrated Uinsure to its enhanced Select platform, enabling brokers to secure conveyancing and general insurance quotes in one place in less than 30 seconds.

The LMS platform links brokers with law firms to refine the way they secure product quotes.
LMS will be hosting a webinar series to demonstrate how brokers can begin making the most of the integration on Wednesday 23rd and Friday 25th February, and Wednesday 9th and Thursday 10th March.
This is the first in a series of third-party integrations to Select, which will provide users with a range of additional products and services through the platform.
Travis Scholes, commercial director at LMS, said: “Uinsure are a natural fit for our first third-party integration on the Select platform as they share our drive to streamline the entire mortgage process. This partnership is a massive step towards our common goal, allowing brokers to quote for GI and conveyancing simultaneously.
“The mortgage industry is made up of many moving parts, and only through collaboration can we harness the available tools to speed up progress. We will continue to partner with innovative, forward-thinking businesses to facilitate further change and make brokers’ lives easier.”
Lauren Bagley, chief partnership and marketing officer at Uinsure, added: “Buying a house is one of the biggest financial commitments anyone can make, so there is no shying away from the necessity of insurance. That said, it can seem like an overly complicated process. Our partnership with LMS will go some way in removing the complexity by allowing insurance to be offered at the same time as a conveyancing instruction.
“Not only does this make it simpler for advisers to instruct two mandatory products, it also means insurance is offered at a very appropriate moment in a customer’s homebuying journey.”
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