Compare the Top P&C Insurance Software that integrates with Gmail as of September 2026

This a list of P&C Insurance software that integrates with Gmail. Use the filters on the left to add additional filters for products that have integrations with Gmail. View the products that work with Gmail in the table below.

What is P&C Insurance Software for Gmail?

Property and casualty insurance software is designed to streamline the way insurance companies manage risks, process claims, and provide accurate customer service. It typically includes features such as policy management, billing automation, and analytics functions to help companies optimize their operations. The software is an important tool for insurers looking to increase efficiency and improve customer experience. Compare and read user reviews of the best P&C Insurance software for Gmail currently available using the table below. This list is updated regularly.

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    Macaw AMS

    Macaw AMS

    Nest Innovative Solutions

    Macaw AMS is for selling Insurance. Brokers, MGAs, MGUs, Program Managers and Lloyds Coverholders can use Macaw AMS to automate their operating model. Macaw AMS is built with a customer-centric model. It supports CRM, Sales, Underwriting, Rating, Policy Servicing, Claims Intimation and Billing. Self-service portals are available for Customers, Producers and Carriers. The reporting, analytics and visualization capabilities are best-in-class. Macaw AMS comes with in-built Document Management and Task Management facilities. It has several ready adaptors to provide integrated & in-flow facilities for eSignature, Payment, OFAC check, Mass Emailing and Computer Telephony, using 3rd Party Services. Macaw AMS is hosted in cloud and tested for cyber security. Technology-wise, the screens are responsive and can be used from web / mobile / tablet. The database is relational and the core components are written in Java. At the peak, Macaw AMS can process 500-1000 Policies within one day.
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