InsuraGuest Adds LMPM To List Of Vendors Integrated For Insurance Offerings
InsuraGuest Technologies (TSXV: ISGI) continues to build on its integrations within the vacation rental space. The company indicated this morning that it has signed a vendor agreement with Lightmaker Property Manager, or LMPM.
LMPM is reportedly one of the best management systems for vacation rentals globally, with the latest software having been in operation since 2015, focusing on providing the fastest and most comprehensive vacation rental software on the market. The platform features multiple integrations across all facets of the rental process.
Integration with InsuraGuest is the latest part of this comprehensive offering, with the firms primary no fault medical policy soon to be offered to property management firms and hosts on the platform. Integration is reportedly already underway with the InsuraGuest API.
“The vacation rental sector grew eight-nine percent (89%) last year. So, our focus moving forward is to connect to as many vacation rental property management systems (PMS) as we can. The more PMS systems we connect to, the more properties listings we can access, and the more InsuraGuest’s insurance products we can sell,” commented Reed Wright, President of InsuraGuest.
The announcement follows recent integrations conducted with TravelNet Solutions and OwnerRez, as InsuraGuest looks to expand its base of vacation rental property owners.
InsuraGuest Technologies last traded at $0.345 on the TSX Venture.
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