This article provides clear guidance on the insurance approval status of our tracking hardware and outlines how customers can discuss individual compatibility with their insurance providers.
Official Approval Status
Is our tracking unit officially insurance approved?
The short answer is no. Our hardware is not currently registered on the central registry of approved tracking devices.
Understanding Insurance Requirements
Insurance companies frequently require a telemetry tracking device to be installed before they will issue a policy for high-value or luxury vehicles. To receive blanket approval across the entire industry, a device must be officially certified by Insurance & Pension, the central governing body responsible for evaluating automotive security hardware.
While our device is not yet certified on this central index, our development teams are actively working towards achieving this formal industry accreditation.
Key Talking Points for Customers
Even though the device lacks blanket certification, individual insurance underwriters have the authority to evaluate and approve our tracking hardware for their specific policies.
If a customer asks how to proceed with their insurer, advise them to take the following steps:
Submit Device Specifications: Encourage the customer to proactively share the technical data sheet of our unit with their insurance broker.
Highlight Active Tracking Capabilities: The customer should emphasise that the device allows them to monitor their vehicle’s live location at all times via their mobile app, significantly reducing recovery times in the event of a theft.
Request an Individual Exemption: Many insurers will grant an individual policy exemption and approve the car for coverage once they review the live security benefits of the system.
Sharing this information not only helps the customer secure their current policy but also increases the likelihood of our hardware achieving widespread insurance approval in the long term.