ePayPolicy and INTX Integration Drives Seamless Digital Insurance Payments
ePayPolicy has partnered with INTX Insurance Software to simplify digital insurance payments across the policy and claims management process.
This new integration will help insurers get paid faster, reduce delays, and remove old manual steps from payment collection.
Since INTX provides full insurance systems, adding ePayPolicy makes the platform stronger and more complete for all users.
As a result, brokers, agents, and carriers now benefit from a smoother, easier way to handle their premium transactions daily.
Because this payment solution is now built into INTX, users can work without needing separate systems for money-related tasks.
Furthermore, this combined solution saves time, avoids mistakes, and improves both cash flow and client satisfaction for the insurance business.
Why Insurance Needs Faster, Simpler Payment Tools
Although the insurance world is full of advanced tools, payments often remain slow, old-fashioned, and full of paperwork.
However, clients want fast and easy options, and now digital insurance payments are finally meeting those growing expectations.
With this new setup, INTX users no longer need to copy data or repeat actions across different parts of the system.
Instead, they can now collect money, send receipts, and update records all in one place—saving time and lowering costs.
Since the systems now talk to each other automatically, the whole insurance flow becomes faster, from quoting to final payment.
Therefore, insurance teams gain more control, fewer errors, and a better experience for their staff and their clients too.
Making Insurance Payments Work for Everyone
ePayPolicy built its platform for insurance companies, knowing that the industry needed payment tools designed for real daily challenges.
And now that it works with INTX, every user can enjoy fast, secure, and paperless payments—directly from their main dashboard.
Because the solution handles cards, bank transfers, and instant payments, it fits every business size and client preference easily.
More importantly, this helps agents stay focused on service, not paperwork, as payments and updates flow in automatically.
Thus, brokers no longer need to chase payments or worry about missing records—they can trust the system to do the job.
And for policyholders, the system feels smoother and more modern, which means better trust and fewer complaints over time.
Industry Leaders See This as a Smart Step Forward
INTX CEO Robert Lewis shared his support, saying ePayPolicy is a strong partner helping carriers and MGAs get paid faster.
Because faster payments mean less waiting and smoother service, both clients and agents benefit at every stage of the journey.
Likewise, ePayPolicy CEO Mark Engels said this step is part of a bigger move toward fast, paperless experiences in insurance.
He explained that digital insurance payments not only help clients pay with ease, but also reduce effort and speed up income.
These leader comments show a clear plan to move insurance away from slow, manual work and toward modern, digital tools.
And with both firms sharing that same goal, this partnership becomes a big step toward industry-wide change.
Serving Today’s Customers and Tomorrow’s Growth
Today’s clients expect simple, mobile-friendly payment tools—and now, this solution meets that need without adding stress for teams.
Even better, the integration keeps improving itself by syncing updates and saving every action inside the policy system.
Since fewer mistakes and delays happen, everyone gets results faster—clients feel happier, and insurers stay focused on growing.
That’s why so many brokers and agents are turning to digital tools that remove limits and support smarter service delivery.
Although many firms struggle with change, this solution shows that good tech doesn’t need to be hard to use.
Instead, it proves that digital insurance payments can be simple, helpful, and powerful at the same time.
A Win for Insurers, Agents, and Policyholders
This move also shows how fintech partnerships can improve legacy systems without rebuilding them from scratch.
Because both firms designed their tools with insurance in mind, the result is smooth, fast, and easy for everyone involved.
Thus, it supports better financial reporting, less manual work, and faster quote-to-coverage cycles—all in one shared system.
And as insurers face pressure to go digital, this kind of smart integration becomes not just helpful—but truly essential.
Finally, by adding digital insurance payments directly into core systems, the future of insurance looks much faster and far more user-friendly.