GIO makes CTP purchases mobile
Suncorp subsidiary GIO has optimised its website for smartphones due to rising demand from customers.
GIO says its mobile site makes purchasing CTP green slips from NSW customers’ smartphones more user-friendly.
The company is claiming to be the first insurer in NSW to offer a mobile version of their website to browsers.
More than 33% of Australians now own a smartphone – one of the highest penetration rates in the world.
“It’s remarkable to see how the internet and mobile phones are changing the way people make purchases,” GIO CTP EM Matt Kayrooz said.
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