Assurant releases app for brokers

iPad app allows brokers to access marketing materials, online calculators and more.

By Noah Guillaume | December 18, 2012 at 07:55 AM

Brokers Tool Assurant Employee Benefits announced it has launched the Broker Tools app for the iPad.

The Broker Tools app allows users to view marketing materials for use during open enrollment, manuals, online premium calculators and videos on their iPads.

The app also allows brokers to stay connected with Assurant Employee Benefits via Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn, Google + and YouTube.

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Brokers can download the app for free by visiting the Apple iTunes store.

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