Life insurer
Verified · WhatsApp
Renewal notice
₹8,410.00
Due 28 Aug · Policy ****4419
Policy renewed
Premium received
Receipt in this thread · ref PL-44190
Pelocal removed the fortnight. The reminder and the payment are the same message. Every touch stays on one thread a regulator can read.
Five steps, and a fortnight between them.
One step. The fortnight never opens.
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Two-wheeler financeRenewal notices, premium receipts, nominee and address changes, document requests and claim status all run on the thread the policyholder already reads, in the insurer's name. The sample shows one renewal, from notice to receipt.
An illustrative sample thread. A life insurer sends a renewal notice for a premium of ₹8,410 due on 28 August. The policyholder pays it by card inside the conversation and the receipt arrives in the same thread.
Sample thread. Content shown is illustrative.
Reminder, payment, receipt and service reply sit in one record per policyholder. One consent state governs all of it.
The reminder, the payment and the reply live in a single thread the compliance team can open.
Consent is held once and applies across every channel, and it can be withdrawn as easily as it was given.
Delivery status matches settlement on its own, so the payment and the message agree.
Money settles on a T+1 working day basis.
Settlement is on a T+1 working day basis.
Renewals
The notice and the pay action are the same message, so a renewal has one fewer step to lose.
Premium collection
Debit and credit cards, netbanking, wallets and UPI, without leaving the chat. Money settles on a T+1 working day basis.
Policy servicing
Address changes, nominee updates and document requests resolve where the reminder was sent. Compatible with all regional languages.
WhatsApp Business API, Google RCS, Voice AI and WhatsApp Calling run from one console. One customer record. One consent state. One template pipeline across all four.
Verified sender, template governance and payment by UPI, cards, net banking or wallets inside one thread, provisioned by an official Meta Business Solution Provider.
Verified sender branding in the native Android inbox, for the reach of SMS with the surface of an app.
Indian-language voice agents that resolve routine calls end to end and hand the rest to your team with context intact.
Voice inside the thread the customer already trusts: no unknown number, no callback roulette.
WhatsApp carries the renewal and takes card, netbanking, wallet or UPI. RCS lands in the Android inbox. Voice AI takes routine calls in any regional language. WhatsApp Calling keeps the call in the thread.
100Mn+
households in network
4
channels, one console
T+1
settlement, working days
The policyholder means to pay, then the moment passes.
The pay button is in the message. The fortnight never opens.
The insurer's name appears on every message. Pelocal operates as the infrastructure layer carrying the renewal reminder, payment link, and service reply, but the insurer owns the sender identity, and approves all product content before it reaches the policyholder. This distinction matters for insurers evaluating vendors who want brand control without losing delivery reliability.
Under the Digital Personal Data Protection (DPDP) Act, consent must be clearly captured, auditable, and revocable at any time. Pelocal's WhatsApp renewal journeys hold consent once and apply it consistently across every channel (WhatsApp, RCS, Voice AI, and WhatsApp Calling), so it can be withdrawn as easily as it was given, without gaps between systems. For insurers, this creates a single, defensible consent record rather than fragmented opt-ins across channels.
Yes. Renewal reminders and payment messages sent through Pelocal's infrastructure follow IRDAI's regulatory framework for policyholder communication, ensuring content, frequency, and disclosure requirements are met before any template reaches production. This is particularly important for life and general insurers who need every customer touchpoint to withstand regulatory and audit scrutiny.
Premium payments collected through WhatsApp (by debit or credit card, netbanking, wallet or UPI, in-thread) settle on a T+1 working-day basis. Delivery status is reconciled automatically against settlement, so the payment confirmation and the message record agree without manual matching, giving finance and compliance teams a clean audit trail for every renewal collected.
Pelocal runs WhatsApp Business API, Google RCS, Voice AI, and WhatsApp Calling from a single console, all sharing one customer record and one consent state. This means an insurer can reach policyholders via their preferred channel (a native Android RCS inbox, a Hindi or Gujarati voice call, or an in-thread WhatsApp payment) without maintaining separate systems or re-collecting consent for each.
A scoping call maps your policy systems, renewal volumes and languages before anyone submits a template for review.