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Zinnia Launches a New SmartOffice Experience to Simplify Work for Life and Annuity Advisors

GREENWICH, Conn.

Modernized design, enhanced support, and product-wide advancements transform a longstanding CRM into a future-ready product

Zinnia, a leading life and annuity technology company, today announced a new SmartOffice experience that simplifies navigation, streamlines day-to-day workflows, and expands mobile servicing for life and annuity advisors and their teams. The updates build on SmartOffice's role as a central system for managing client relationships, policies, commissions, and service activity, helping practices execute faster with less administrative friction.

As the industry continues to evolve, advisors are being asked to work faster, manage increasingly complex products, and deliver high-quality service across more touchpoints. These changing demands require tools that can keep pace.

Zinnia is enhancing its SmartOffice product to support that reality. The latest updates are designed to improve focus, efficiency, and day-to-day usability, supporting more consistent execution. These updates reflect Zinnia's continued investment in SmartOffice as a core system advisors depend on.

"Our goal is to make SmartOffice feel lighter and faster in the moments that matter most," said George Esposito, CEO of Zinnia. "We are simplifying the experience, strengthening day-to-day workflows, and expanding mobile servicing so advisors and their teams can spend less time managing systems and more time serving clients, following through after the sale, and growing their business."

The refreshed SmartOffice includes:

  • Simplified interface and visual experience: A cleaner, more readable design that reduces screen clutter and simplifies navigation, making it easier for advisors and agents to quickly find and understand critical information without juggling multiple screens.

  • Streamlined workflows and productivity enhancements: Flexible workflows and configurable navigation adapt to how each advisor works, automate manual tasks, guide post-sale activity, and surface opportunities, helping teams move faster while delivering more personalized service.

  • Expanded mobile experience: An updated mobile interface that supports advisors who work on the go, enabling seamless client servicing from anywhere while keeping access to the information and actions advisors need most.

  • Quote, submit and track annuities: The SmartOffice and AnnuityNet add-on brings annuity quoting, submission and tracking into a single, seamless experience, allowing advisors to monitor applications in real time alongside the rest of their business — eliminating duplicate data entry and streamlining the entire workflow from one place.

By modernizing SmartOffice, Zinnia is advancing a more connected advisor experience. Client management now works more seamlessly alongside product education, illustration, order entry, in-force servicing, reducing fragmentation across the workflow. In doing so, Zinnia is giving advisors a system designed to support today's workflows while unlocking the growth, service, and scale of tomorrow.

About Zinnia

Zinnia, an Eldridge business, simplifies life and annuity insurance by delivering comprehensive technology solutions for the industry's most critical needs. Zinnia is the infrastructure behind the life and annuity industry, helping carriers move faster, distributors expand access, advisors build confidence and consumers gain trust. Zinnia is also backed by funds managed by KKR and Vista Credit Partners, leading global investment firms. To learn more about Zinnia, please visit zinnia.com.

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Press Contacts: Prosek Partners pro-zinnia@prosek.com

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