Input 1 News and Press Releases

Input 1 is thrilled to announce two new features designed to enhance the capabilities and services of their platform.

It may be a stretch to say the property and casualty insurance industry is in crisis, but there is burgeoning evidence and concerns that all is not right with the business and that it’s going to get worse before it gets better.

NowCerts, an insurance agency management system, announced today it has partnered with Input 1 to offer an integrated payments solution. The combined solution enables NowCerts' agents and users to expand their service offerings and accept digital payments via credit, debit, and ACH — with data sourced directly from their management system.

U.S. auto insurers will be closely watching the fallout from the unprecedented, coordinated strike by the United Auto Workers (UAW) union against Detroit's big-three automakers, even after it ended on Monday.

Holding the prestigious positions of President and CEO at Input 1, an esteemed insurance technology company, Todd’s association with Input 1 traces back to its inception in June 1984.

Considering all of the personal identifiable information insurers collect and store, cyber safeguards are imperative.

While many consumers are currently dealing with higher insurance costs due to inflation, it's likely that homeowners in certain areas will continue to see their premiums climb as severe weather linked to climate change becomes a larger threat.

Car insurance prices are spiking in 2023, and drivers may be wondering what would happen if they simply skipped coverage to try to to save money.

In the insurance world, data security is paramount, especially when considering the critical domain of billing and payments. If you work in the industry, you need to protect your clients' sensitive information—including financial data and transactional records—from unauthorized access and potential breaches

With no deal for a new four-year contract, the United Auto Workers (UAW) union began their strike at three plants owned by the Big Three automakers – General Motors, Ford and Stellantis on Friday.