Feature Spotlight

Promise to pay

When customers fall behind on premiums, give them a manageable way to catch up - and a better chance of keeping their insurance cover.

A policy shows $120.00 overdue. The operator opens Create payment arrangement, adds two $60 Promise to pay amounts for 6 and 13 November, adds a note and confirms the policyholder agreed. The policy's upcoming payments then list the two promised payments.

What it does

Promise to Pay gives insurers a flexible way to help customers manage overdue premiums.

Rather than requiring the full outstanding balance immediately, operators can create a tailored payment arrangement, spreading the overdue amount across multiple payments. Each payment can have its own amount and date, allowing the arrangement to suit the customer’s circumstances.

Once created, the arrangement is visible alongside the policy’s upcoming premium payments, making it easy for operators to see what’s been agreed and what’s coming up.

The Promise to pay screen in Simfuni: $120.00 overdue split into two $60.00 Promise to pay payments on 6 and 13 November 2026.

Why it matters

For customers

More flexibility when money is tight, giving them a manageable way to catch up on premiums.

For operators

A simple way to create and manage payment arrangements, with clear visibility of upcoming payments.

For insurers

More opportunities to recover overdue premiums, reduce avoidable lapses and retain valuable insurance cover.

Talk to our team and explore what’s possible.