19.10.2022

VIEWAPP spoke at a pitch session at the Moscow Accelerator

VIEWAPP is continuing its work at the Moscow Accelerator, whose main aim is to help startups to develop their business and help them attract investment.

The Accelerator program includes various activities that help participants "pump up" their skills, networking, and pitch sessions with interested investors. This time the pitches were organized for the insurance industry and the experts were:

- Vera Gotselyuk - Strategic Innovation Partner of VSK;
- Pavel Tsarev - Head of Digital-projects of IC URALSIB Insurance and URALSIB Life.

The presence of Ingosstrakh's expert was planned but for technical reasons he could not be present online. However, we hope that all pitches will be reviewed later and we will definitely receive the appropriate reaction. The following projects presented their pitches to the experts:

- APRbot;
- VIEWAPP;
- First Data;
- Andata;
- Habilect;
- OKO Systems;
- VerbEx;
- MUST.

Each presentation had to be held within 3 minutes, and a couple of minutes were given for answers to qualifying questions. For the presentation by VIEWAPP speaker Alexander Fokin, there was a question from a VSK expert about what kind of inspections could be implemented? VIEWAPP already has a large number of types and templates for inspections, in particular those which will be of interest to insurance companies - these are inspections of cars, property, machinery. All of the inspections already have their own scripts, which, if necessary, can be easily "cosmetically" adjusted to the specifics of the business process of a particular company, that is, absolutely everything is ready for easy and fast onboarding.

It should be noted that this Accelerator already has companies that are VIEWAPP clients (for example, VTB Bank, URALSIB Insurance) and have successfully switched to a modern digital inspection format; hopefully, other businesses will also want to comply with the digital era and will take the opportunity to connect to the VIEWAPP digital platform now.