About WiASSUR
WiASSUR is a risk management software from WiASSUR [designed for insurance professionals]. It provides features such as risk assessment, claim management, and compliance tracking so users can effectively manage their insurance portfolios. The software supports detailed reporting and analytics to help clients make informed decisions. WiASSUR is built to handle complex insurance environments and offers a user-friendly interface to facilitate ease of use. Key capabilities: risk assessment claim management compliance tracking reporting analytics Best for: insurance professionals that need to manage risks and claims efficiently.
WiASSUR Details
Vendor
WiASSUR
Year Launched
2019
Location
Abidjan, II Plateaux, Vallon 01111, CI
Deployment
Training Options
Countries Served
Ivory Coast, Ghana, Rwanda, Senegal
Languages
English
Users
Consumers, individual policyholders, small business owners, and intermediaries who want a streamlined way to compare and buy insurance online across multiple categories.
Industries Served
Insurance, insurtech, financial services, and digital consumer tools focused on expanding insurance access and financial protection across emerging markets in Africa.
Tags
Digital insurance broker, compare insurance, online policy management, health insurance, auto insurance, life insurance, travel insurance, home insurance, insurtech, mobile insurance app, Africa insurance platform
WiASSUR's In-App Market Place
Does WiASSUR have an in-app market place?
Yes
How many Mini-Apps in the marketplace?
1
Mini Apps
N/A
Pricing Options
Free trial
Free version
Request a quote
Promo Offer
Accepted Payment Currencies
CFA
Pros & Cons
- Makes insurance browsing, comparison, and purchase simpler and faster through a fully digital experience.
- Wide range of insurance types lets users protect different aspects of life, business, and assets in one place.
- Mobile app and online portal help users manage policies and documents conveniently from anywhere.
- Targets accessibility, especially for users who may find traditional insurance channels slow or complex.
- Backing from major investors and strategic partners supports growth, credibility, and expansion across Africa.
- Availability and specific products may vary by country and local insurer partnerships.
- Comprehensive features such as advanced policy customisation may require guidance from an insurance expert.
- Digital‑first platforms depend on internet access and a smartphone, which may limit reach in low‑connectivity areas.
- Claims handling and in‑person support can still require offline steps with partner insurers.
- As an intermediary broker, product pricing and terms are set by partner insurers, not WiASSUR itself.