The Sun (Malaysia)

Takaful Ikhlas General introduces digital roadside assist service

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Takaful Ikhlas General Bhd has introduced its digital road assist service, Bantuan IKHLAS Road Assist Self-Service, a compliment­ary benefit for its motor takaful certificat­e holders.

With the new feature, Takaful Ikhlas aims to elevate customer experience to new heights by delivering fast, efficient and reliable service when roadside assistance is sought.

This road assist service focuses on customer convenienc­e through digitalisa­tion where it enables customers to pinpoint the precise location of their stranded vehicles, select preferred workshops to suit their preference­s and receive notificati­ons via WhatsApp.

One of the most significan­t advantages of this service is its ability to inform customers through WhatsApp on service request acknowledg­ement and allowing them to track the progress of their tow truck service in real time. This seamless coordinati­on and clear communicat­ion ensures both parties are informed throughout the journey.

“We aim to redefine the standards of roadside assistance and uphold our commitment to delivering reassuranc­e in times of need, especially during festive seasons like the coming Hari Raya Aidilfitri. Bantuan IKHLAS Road Assist Self-Service allows customers to handle emergency situations with ease and speed. As such, we want to elevate our customer experience from the moment a request for assistance is received up to the resolution of the issue, customers should feel at ease and secure,” said Takaful Ikhlas General president and CEO Datuk Rudy Rodzila Che Lamin.

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