The Source launches broker rewards dashboard
Source Insurance has today released the new Source Rewards Dashboard for brokers.
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Following the announcement of the loyalty scheme in March, brokers can now log-in to view total points, check their balance and exchange them for high street shopping vouchers.
Brokers can also earn extra throughout the year with special incentives.
The Source Rewards program is open to all brokers who are registered with the Source and allows them to collect points for each piece of business, whether this is new business, introduced or renewal cases.
Rob Rushton, Head of Marketing, said:
”We wanted to make the functionality as user-friendly and professional as possible and we think we have achieved that."
Brian Coulton, Head of Sales, added:
“It was important to us that we invested properly in our rewards scheme and we wanted to not only thank those brokers who do business with us but provide them with an easy to use and comprehensive tool so that the rewards program really comes to life.”
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