A video tool that is customizable, compatible, affordable and inclusive

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Promote your brand, not the video channel

With 8x8 Jitisi as a Service (JaaS), insurers can maximize virtual real estate by placing your brand name, logo, and colors on every video meeting room.

This provides a unique experience that your customers won’t get on other third-party video platforms.

Why is this important?

Video conference icons do nothing but promote the service provider. Maximize your chances of being remembered by using every opportunity to promote your brand.

If you’re thinking, personalized systems are nice, but there’s no point if I’m stuck with a legacy system - you’re right! Read on to see how JaaS can help you with that!

Compatible with legacy systems and existing CRMs

Not only does JaaS have built-in end-to-end encryption AND offer customization, it’s a ready-to-use meeting experience.

It’s cross-platform, low-code which means it can be set up in a matter of minutes and built into any CRM system.

This ensures your agents and customers can carry on with business as usual, without any upgrading downtime.

Learn how to integrate JaaS in 45s!

Easy to start, and even easier to afford

Unlike typical video solutions which are charged per-minute of usage (this adds up very quickly), with JaaS you’re only charged based on your number of Monthly Active Users (MAU).

That means there’s no pressure to make a sale. No matter how many consultations the client schedules, the charges are still counted as 1 MAU.

Learn more about how we calculate MAUs here.

Developer	Basic	Standard	Business	Enterprise
25 MAU	300 MAU	1500 MAU	3000 MAU	5000+ MAU
Free	$99/ £90	$499/ £450	$999/ £950	Contact us

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JaaS allows meetings to be conducted in any environment

There’s nothing more frustrating than trying to listen to someone on a conference call while on a train, or when there’s construction in the building.

Closed captions also drive tech inclusivity by bringing insurance services closer to the community of the hearing impaired, making it possible for people with disabilities to access these essential life services.