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QIC

Kategorie : Auto & FahrzeugeVersion: 1.35.0

Größe：35.5 MBBetriebssystem : Android 9.0+

Entwickler：Qatar Insurance Company

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Verwalten und zitieren Sie Ihre Kfz -Versicherungspolice. Kaufen oder erneuern Sie Ihre Deckung mit Leichtigkeit.

QIC revolutioniert das Fahrerlebnis in Katar und macht es für jeden Fahrer sicherer und einfacher. Wir definieren neu, was eine Versicherungs -App tun kann, und bieten eine umfassende Reihe von Funktionen an einem Ort.

  • Haftung von Drittanbietern (TPL) oder eine umfassende Kfz-Versicherung kaufen.
  • Erneuern Sie Ihre bestehende Richtlinien schnell und bequem.
  • Einen Anspruch nahtlos einreichen.
  • Speichern Sie alle Ihre wichtigen Dokumente im Zusammenhang mit dem Auto sicher in Ihrer digitalen Brieftasche.
  • Zugriff über unseren umfassenden Fahrerführer rund um die Uhr Kundenunterstützung.
  • Überwachen Sie wichtige Statistiken und Sicherheitsinformationen über Ihr Fahrzeug.

Bestehende QIC -Kunden finden ihre Richtliniendetails, die automatisch in ihrer App -Brieftasche gespeichert sind. Neue Kunden können in nur zwei Minuten eine Richtlinie erwerben, und sie wird sofort zu ihrer Brieftasche hinzugefügt.

Durch das Hinzufügen Ihres Fahrzeugs zur Garage der App können Sie den Daten- und Sicherheitsstatus in Echtzeit überwachen. Benötigen Sie Hilfe nach einem Unfall? Haben Sie Versicherungsfragen? Oder müssen Sie Ihre Medkit -Lieferungen für eine lange Reise überprüfen? Unser rund um die Uhr Fahrerleitfaden für all dies und vieles mehr in ganz Katar verfügbarer Ressource.

Die App enthält außerdem eine wichtige SOS -Taste für den schnellen Zugriff auf Rettungsdienste oder QIC -Support.

QIC ist eine Muss-App für alle Treiber in Katar, unabhängig davon, ob Sie ein vorhandener Kunde sind oder nicht. Wir fügen kontinuierlich neue Funktionen hinzu, um die digitale Landschaft von Katar zu verbessern. Bleiben Sie auf dem Laufenden für Updates und fahren Sie sicher!

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