Stay Connected with Thomas Miller Connect - A new online services platform

The TT Club in conjunction with the UK P&I Club and UK Defence Club has launched a new online services platform to enhance online services and data access for Members and their brokers.

The bespoke online portal offers Members and their brokers significantly enhanced online services with access to essential data 24/7 from any device or phone.

Key benefits:

  • Help is at your fingertips. The new platform is packed full of features designed to take the hassle out of managing your insurance
  • Thomas Miller Connect is safe & secure
  • 24/7 Access to all insurance documentation
  • View & manage your insurance in one place with quick access to policy documentation to payments and debit notes. Links to essential documentation
  • Check Premium balances online
  • Download claims records direct from the system to multiple file formats.
  • Through the Services >>Publication tab download the latest TT Wordings for 2020

Whether you want to view your policy documentation directly, check your claims record or you're a broker who wants to view all your clients in one easy location, the new Member services will allow you to do it all

Access is easy

Simply email your usual Club contact for access.

Once your account has been set up you will receive an on boarding email with all the details including your username.  The first time you login to the system you will need to set up a password.

If you want to change your password or you need to reset it you can do it all online.

This is the first of the planned releases, the Club will be adding to the services available in future releases.

To access the new platform Select

"TM Connect"

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Date26/11/2019

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