Locations
Fred Loya Insurance drives dependability up with 8x8
Fred Loya Insurance drives dependability up with 8x8
Fred Loya Insurance is a Texas based Hispanic 500 car insurance company.
Contact centers
Contacts per day
Locations
Contact centers
Contacts per day
Locations
Contact centers
Contacts per day
Locations
Contact centers
Contacts per day
"There was just this sense of comfort that we got from working with 8x8. And of course, the product itself is wonderful."
Mobashir Ahmed, IT Manager, Fred Loya Insurance
"There was just this sense of comfort that we got from working with 8x8. And of course, the product itself is wonderful."
Mobashir Ahmed, IT Manager, Fred Loya Insurance
"There was just this sense of comfort that we got from working with 8x8. And of course, the product itself is wonderful."
Mobashir Ahmed, IT Manager, Fred Loya Insurance
"There was just this sense of comfort that we got from working with 8x8. And of course, the product itself is wonderful."
Mobashir Ahmed, IT Manager, Fred Loya Insurance
Founder Fred Loya was a star agent for a major insurer when he saw that minorities and low-income customers were paying unfair premiums. He left to start his own insurance company that focuses on underserved communities. It is now one of the largest Latino-owned companies in the country, with 726 agencies in eleven states.
The Challenge: Dead-end technology with a high price tag
Fred Loya Insurance had hit a wall with their current phone system. It had difficulties keeping up with compliance and new privacy laws without costly changes from the vendor.
“It was a long process just to add an advisory that this call may be recorded,” recalls Mobashir Ahmed, IT Manager for Loya Insurance. After the privacy announcement was added for the six contact centers, then the sales offices needed the same modification, with another big bill.
Founder Fred Loya was a star agent for a major insurer when he saw that minorities and low-income customers were paying unfair premiums. He left to start his own insurance company that focuses on underserved communities. It is now one of the largest Latino-owned companies in the country, with 726 agencies in eleven states.
The Challenge: Dead-end technology with a high price tag
Fred Loya Insurance had hit a wall with their current phone system. It had difficulties keeping up with compliance and new privacy laws without costly changes from the vendor.
“It was a long process just to add an advisory that this call may be recorded,” recalls Mobashir Ahmed, IT Manager for Loya Insurance. After the privacy announcement was added for the six contact centers, then the sales offices needed the same modification, with another big bill.
Founder Fred Loya was a star agent for a major insurer when he saw that minorities and low-income customers were paying unfair premiums. He left to start his own insurance company that focuses on underserved communities. It is now one of the largest Latino-owned companies in the country, with 726 agencies in eleven states.
The Challenge: Dead-end technology with a high price tag
Fred Loya Insurance had hit a wall with their current phone system. It had difficulties keeping up with compliance and new privacy laws without costly changes from the vendor.
“It was a long process just to add an advisory that this call may be recorded,” recalls Mobashir Ahmed, IT Manager for Loya Insurance. After the privacy announcement was added for the six contact centers, then the sales offices needed the same modification, with another big bill.
Founder Fred Loya was a star agent for a major insurer when he saw that minorities and low-income customers were paying unfair premiums. He left to start his own insurance company that focuses on underserved communities. It is now one of the largest Latino-owned companies in the country, with 726 agencies in eleven states.
The Challenge: Dead-end technology with a high price tag
Fred Loya Insurance had hit a wall with their current phone system. It had difficulties keeping up with compliance and new privacy laws without costly changes from the vendor.
“It was a long process just to add an advisory that this call may be recorded,” recalls Mobashir Ahmed, IT Manager for Loya Insurance. After the privacy announcement was added for the six contact centers, then the sales offices needed the same modification, with another big bill.