customized insurance policies that will cover them against any risks of physical loss or damage caused by external forces during transportation. According to the company’s press statement, “The policies will be digitized on Sendy’s online freight dashboard for shipment across the country and within East Africa”.
Mesh Alloys, founder and CEO of Sendy, stated that the agreement will help transportation partners by providing affordable insurance coverage that will boost their service offering. He listed the benefits of the collaboration. He said, “Through this collaboration, we will be able to take advantage of the speed and ease of digitalization while also assisting our transportation partners by adding cutting-edge technology that will enhance efficiency to their service offering”.
Jihan Abass, his Lami companion, noted that the product focuses on enhancing freight insurance availability for transporters while also connecting them to a broader client base to boost the number of their commercial transactions. He expressed hopes over the partnership. He said, “We look forward to further collaboration with our partners to continue delivering relevant insurance solutions that encourage businesses to operate more seamlessly and efficiently”.
According to the two companies, the partnership benefits the logistic business by digitizing insurance access for transporters. According to the statement, the partnership will benefit the Kenyans. It said, “This partnership aims to provide transporters in Kenya with access to affordable digital insurance plans for their shipments and expand the sector’s customized insurance solutions”.
