Tawuniya, described as the pioneering insurance company in Saudi Arabia, has set out its vision for providing smart insurance for the first time in Saudi Arabia, as one of the progressive steps in transforming the provision of insurance services and its various operations through electronic means and using the latest technologies.

This concept is stated to be in line with the company’s continuous efforts to meet its customers’ insurance needs in a comprehensive digital platform, which saves consumer time and effort and enables customers to benefit from these services anywhere and at any time.

The company is developing several initiatives for implementing the concept of smart insurance through a wide variety of electronic applications and mechanisms, allowing for greater availability of digital services. This represents a significant leap and a fundamental transformation in methods for managing insurance services.

The concept embodies Tawuniya’s extensive expertise in developing specialized insurance information systems for the industry, introduced in 1993, when the company established the first insurance data system.

In support of this concept, Tawuniya has launched its new interactive digital platform in both English and Arabic. This follows an extensive process of service, content, and design development, which is available through its website.

The launch of the new platform follows the directive of providing insurance services through a single platform along with high information security standards as it offers Tawuniya’s insurance packages and services interactively and smoothly, which helps customers in registering, managing their accounts, and updating insurance documents as quickly as possible in accordance with the website launch slogan, Tawuniya: In your hands.

This new platform features Tawuniya’s electronic store as the first of its kind in Saudi Arabia. This store allows customers to purchase insurance, including the Al-Shamel comprehensive motor insurance package, which is “entirely processed electronically for the first time.”