Wapeka
Administration and ERP software and outsourcing for small life insurance companies, offered to insurers in the UK
Highlights
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-06
About Wapeka
Wapeka offers an ERP software package for insurance companies, together with customisation, migration and deployment services. Its listed offerings also include business process outsourcing for insurers, covering areas such as policy administration, claims administration and complaint management.
The company states it was formed to serve small and medium life insurance companies. Its services are described as client-specific solutions, and it lists an offshore cost advantage among its selling points.
Wapeka is registered in the United Kingdom as WAPEKA LIMITED, founded in 2003, with its headquarters in Purley.
Product: ERP software package for insurance companies, with customisation, migration, deployment and business process outsourcing.
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