Back Office Coordinator

A Back Office Coordinator cum Insurance Sales role typically combines administrative support and operational tasks with sales responsibilities in the insurance industry. Below is an overview of what this hybrid role might entail: 1. Back Office Coordinator Responsibilities: Administrative Support: Manage and maintain records, files, and databases of insurance policies, client information, claims, etc. Document Processing: Handle policy renewals, claims processing, applications, and other paperwork for clients, ensuring accuracy and compliance with regulations. Data Entry: Input and update information into systems such as CRM (Customer Relationship Management) platforms, policy management systems, or other insurance-related software. Reporting: Generate reports for the sales team, management, or clients regarding policy status, claims, renewals, or new business. Compliance: Ensure that all documentation and processes follow regulatory requirements, insurance company guidelines, and internal protocols. Customer Service Support: Handle inquiries from clients or prospective clients, either by phone, email, or other communication channels, resolving issues or forwarding queries to appropriate departments. 2. Insurance Sales Responsibilities: Client Acquisition: Actively seek out potential clients and offer insurance products (life, health, property, etc.) based on their needs and preferences. Product Knowledge: Stay up to date on various insurance products and industry trends to provide accurate, relevant, and competitive options to clients. Sales Presentations: Prepare and present insurance plans, proposals, and quotes to clients, addressing their specific needs and concerns. Relationship Management: Build and maintain relationships with clients, offering advice, addressing concerns, and ensuring satisfaction with the insurance products and services. Lead Generation: Use a variety of methods, including referrals, cold calling, online marketing, or networking, to generate leads and convert them into clients. Sales Targets: Meet or exceed sales targets, contributing to the company’s revenue and growth goals. Skills and Qualities for this Role:Strong Communication Skills: Ability to clearly explain insurance products, processes, and terms to clients, both in writing and verbally. Organization and Attention to Detail: A high level of accuracy in handling administrative tasks, documentation, and client records. Customer Service Orientation: Proactively address client needs and maintain a high level of satisfaction. Sales Acumen: Confidence and ability to close deals, coupled with an understanding of sales processes. Problem-Solving Skills: Ability to address issues that arise during the sales process or with clients and find appropriate solutions. Tech-Savvy: Proficiency with office software (Word, Excel, CRM systems), and knowledge of specialized insurance software platforms. Time Management: Ability to juggle both administrative and sales duties effectively, ensuring deadlines are met.