hi\u000ado you have cases of uages in the insurance industry?

Hello Gary,\u000a\u000aYes, we do have clients, but we cannot disclose the names.\u000a\u000aRegards,\u000aErik

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Q: hi do you have cases of uages in the insurance industry?

gary24Apr 2, 2022

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May 14, 2024

A: Hello Gary,

Yes, we do have clients, but we cannot disclose the names.

Regards,
Erik

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