Peace of mind in a single, calm register
Insurance only matters on the worst day — which is exactly why it should be effortless on every other one. Syncrofin gathers your policies into one clear place: what’s covered, what it costs, when it renews, and who to call. So the details are ready long before you need them.
Life, health, vehicle and everything in between
The policies scattered across emails, drawers and half-remembered portals belong together. Gather life, health, vehicle, term, home and travel cover into a single register, each with its sum insured, its number and its dates — the whole of your protection, legible at last.
Health and vehicle policies get room for the details that matter when a claim looms — deductibles, co-pay, co-insurance — so nothing important lives only in the fine print.
- Seven policy types, from Life and Health to Travel
- Sum insured, policy number, start and expiry — all held
- Deductible, co-pay and co-insurance for health and vehicle
Your agent’s details, ready the moment you need them
When something goes wrong, the last thing you want is to hunt for a phone number. Keep your agent’s name, phone and email with the policy itself, and reach them with a single tap — call or email, straight from the card.
It’s a small thing until it’s everything: the difference between a stressful scramble and a two-tap phone call on the day it counts.
- Agent name, phone and email kept with each policy
- Tap to call or email straight from the card
- The right contact ready before the stressful moment
The policies drifting toward expiry, surfaced first
Cover you’ve let lapse is worse than no plan at all — it’s a false sense of safety. Syncrofin sorts your policies by urgency, floating the ones near expiry to the top so a renewal never quietly slips past while life is busy elsewhere.
Active cover sits calmly in its place; anything expiring within the month moves into a “needs attention” view, where a glance is all it takes to stay protected.
- Policies bucketed by expiry urgency
- A “needs attention” view for cover nearing its end
- Nothing marked lapsed unless its date has truly passed