Number of risks bound on Next Gen grows

During June, PPL undertook a campaign to grow usage and this, it says, has begun to see results, as users start to shift to the new platform in advance of the 1st October closure of the previous platform to new risks.

During the six weeks to mid-June, the number of risks added per week increased by 30%. That accelerated to 50% in the third week and 100% in the last week of June. Over 90% of carriers are now live on the new Next Gen system. There are currently 40 brokers using the system at this point.

Over 4,000 users have now completed their training on Next Gen. All firms are encouraged to ensure that all of their users complete the online training so that they are comfortable with the changes in functionality and workflow.

Joe Gordon, CEO of Placing Platform said: “Thank you to everyone in the market who has embraced the Next Gen platform and started to bring it to life. It’s good to see the accelerating pace of takeup as we progress towards the cut-off date for new submissions on the old platform on 1st October. Firms who have not yet finalised their migration plans are encouraged to do so. As we complete transition, PPL’s attention can turn to delivering on the next phase of our evolution, which is all about digital integration with market firms, data first and Blueprint II."

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