Simply Easier Payments Partners With Vertafore on Insurance Management Software

Full integration allows clients to pay securely online.

Simply Easier Payments is now integrated with Vertafore’s QQCatalyst® to offer seamless, no-cost payment solutions to Vertafore customers. 

“We are excited to be working with Vertafore, which has long been an industry leader in insurance software,” said Simply Easier Payments founder Duke Williams. “This collaboration will make it easier than ever for agencies of all sizes to manage their insureds.”
 
As part of Vertafore’s Orange Partner Program, Simply Easier Payments is now fully integrated with the popular insurance software QQCatalyst, making it easier than ever for its users to allow their customers to pay online securely with a credit card or ACH checking account transfer while meeting regulations in all 50 states. Simply Easier Payments is also integrated with other Vertafore agency management systems, including Sagitta®, bringing reliable no-cost solutions for managing and reconciling customer payments.

“Simply Easier Payments has been a great partner to Vertafore and offers a solution that many agencies need today more than ever – the ability to process payments electronically,” said Vertafore’s Vice President of Industry Relations & Partnerships Doug Mohr. “The integration with Sagitta and QQCatalyst enables thousands of clients to reduce the manual work involved in automating the payment process.”
 
Simply Easier Payments now offers QQCatalyst and Sagitta users a secure payment portal with their agency’s branding that allows customers to see and pay invoices with all major credit cards, with options for automated and mobile payments. Payment information is automatically updated, making it easier for customer service representatives to check on billing issues.
 
“Our goal has always been to make it easy for insurance agencies to offer online payments,” added Williams. “What could be simpler than offering our service in management software that many of them already use?”